Michigan football secures bowl eligibility in 44-point blowout over Northwestern on Senior Day
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Michigan Wolverines are bowl-eligible after blowing out the Northwestern Wildcats 50-6 on Senior Day. Northwestern opened the battle for the George Jewett Trophy by getting former Wolverines wide receiver A.J. Henning involved with a five-yard catch, but an Aamir Hall interception stalled it.
Michigan's new No. 1 recruit, Bryce Underwood, was taking in the sights in Ann Arbor before a game Saturday and posed for a ...
The ultimate parting gift would be a win over Ohio State. The four-year seniors are 3-0 against the Buckeyes. Next Saturday’s ...
Can the Michigan Wolverines finally get that evasive sixth win? The Wolverines have been sitting at five wins now for ...
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Bye week buy-in leads to complete game for Michigan football vs. NorthwesternMichigan captured the attention of the entire college football world by flipping Bryce Underwood, the No. 1 player in the ...
Mullings did plenty of that on Saturday, scoring on a two-yard run on Michigan’s first drive of the game — an 11-play, ...
Here's a look at the last time Michigan landed a No. 1 prospect: In 2016, Rashan Gary, the top-rated recruit that year, ...
The Michigan Wolverines (4-1) aim to continue a four-game winning streak when they host the Long Beach State Beach (2-2) at 2 ...
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Michigan targets and commits share what they want to see out of the Wolverines against NorthwesternMichigan will play its last game in Ann Arbor during the 2024 season when it hosts Northwestern on Saturday. Not only is it ...
Michigan played its fourth straight game without All-American cornerback Will Johnson, who remained sidelined Saturday with ...
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