ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan football never had a high-flying offense in the Jim Harbaugh era, and with Sherrone Moore taking over this year, the expectation wasn’t that it would suddenly, but that it would be a continuation of what came before him.

Some programs struggle to keep players engaged amidst a disappointing season, but the Wolverines' top NFL prospects insist on finishing what they

Loveland, Michigan’s leading receiver, is among four Wolverines on ESPN Draft analyst Mel Kiper’s early Big Board for the 2025 NFL Draft.

"Throughout my life, I've learned not to get too high with the highs, not to get too low with the lows," Michigan's Kalel Mullings told reporters.

In his first public interview since the end of the Michigan State game, Kalel Mullings denied accusations that he stomped on anyone during the post-game tussle. The Michigan running back said Tuesday night that he “wasn’t stomping on anybody or anything like that,

Michigan football running back Kalel Mullings denied allegations from MSU fans, media of stomping on person associated with Spartans