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The NCAA finally admitted it: the replay rules were botched in that wild Western Michigan vs. Michigan game, where a misused clock gave Michigan an extra second to throw the game-winning Hail Mary. Though the committee confirmed the error and said the outcome should’ve been different — with Western Michigan winning 12-7 — they’re not changing the score. Michigan still gets the win, 13-12, citing t...

Michigan’s wild Week 1 win over Western Michigan, sealed by a Hail Mary and a controversial clock adjustment, is sparking debate. While the FBS oversight committee confirmed the win stands, they admitted replay rules were mishandled—and if followed correctly, WMU would’ve won. Now, the College Football Playoff committee, which holds its own power to weigh wins, could treat this victory as tainted,...

The FBS Oversight Committee admitted a replay error in the Western Michigan vs. Michigan game that could’ve changed the outcome—but can’t undo the score. In response, the Big Ten is rolling out major transparency upgrades starting September 12th, including live audio between officials and real-time video feeds, aiming to prevent future mistakes and restore trust in the replay process. Listen in co...

The NCAA admitted it messed up the final seconds of Michigan vs. Western Michigan, where an extra second was erroneously added, allowing Michigan to pull off a last-second Hail Mary win — but they can’t undo it. Despite confirming the error and even admitting Western Michigan should’ve won 12-7, the NCAA’s own rules lock in the final score once the game’s over. The controversy also exposed a clash...

The NCAA’s FBS oversight committee just dropped a bombshell: due to a replay rule mishap, Western Michigan should’ve won their game against Michigan. Had officials followed protocol correctly, the clock wouldn’t have been extended, and Michigan’s game-winning touchdown wouldn’t have happened. Though the committee admits the outcome was wrong, they can’t alter the final score — so Michigan still ge...

Michigan’s last-second Hail Mary win over Western Michigan was marred by a replay official’s critical error — an extra second added to the clock that shouldn’t have been there. The NCAA’s oversight committee confirmed the replay rules were violated, admitting the outcome would’ve been different if protocol had been followed correctly. But here’s the kicker: the NCAA can’t overturn the result once...

ESPN analyst Greg McElroy’s latest college football rankings have sparked debate, with Michigan in the top 15 while Tennessee—despite strong early wins—missed the cut. McElroy praises Tennessee’s talent but argues they haven’t faced enough top-tier competition yet, citing a weak schedule so far. He’s waiting for tougher matchups to judge their true standing. Meanwhile, Georgia Tech, despite losses...

Michigan’s controversial last-second Hail Mary win over Western Michigan sparked chaos when the FBS Oversight Committee admitted replay rules were mishandled — potentially altering the outcome. Though the score stands, Western Michigan’s conference pushed for recognition as the true winner, but rankings and records remain unchanged. Michigan used the drama to fuel a big upset win against top-10 Ok...

The FBS oversight committee officially admits Western Michigan should’ve won the game against Michigan—but can’t undo the result. A clock rule violation gave Michigan an extra play they didn’t deserve, and while replay protocols were mishandled on the final play, the committee has no power to change the outcome. It’s a baffling moment in college football: the mistake is confirmed, but the win stan...

Baker Mayfield lost a bet to his old coach Todd Bowles — and the fallout was wild: he showed up to a press conference wearing a Michigan jersey with Troy Bowles’ number 18, cut the sleeves off for extra flair, then broke protocol by belting out the Michigan fight song live. The loss stung even more because it dropped Oklahoma from 11 to 24 — and pride, plus a little singing, were the price of that...

Michigan’s on fire after a dominant win over Oklahoma, climbing back into the top 25 with a perfect 2-0 record. But they can’t afford to rest on their laurels—turnovers against Western Michigan exposed a dangerous flaw. This weekend, they face UTEP, a team struggling to stop the run, giving Michigan a prime chance to get Jordan Marshall going. Offensively, Bryce Underwood needs to take more deep s...

Michigan’s offense is searching for its rhythm ahead of Big Ten play, and the key could be Jordan Marshall — a bruising, grinding running back who’s yet to hit his stride despite a breakout season last year. With UTEP’s run defense struggling this season, Marshall’s potential breakout game could unlock Michigan’s ground attack, relieve pressure on the QB, open up passing lanes, and set the stage f...

The team’s “do more” mantra turned into a game-changer, transforming their gritty first outing into disciplined, execution-driven dominance against Oklahoma—where focused roles and relentless pressure shut down the opposing QB. Now, with eyes on UTEP and the Big Ten ahead, they’re not slowing down; every snap is another step toward becoming unshakable. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli P...

Michigan’s basketball team is building on last year’s bench-driven success, with a deep, competitive rotation emerging as the real story this season. While star players get headlines, the mystery surrounding spots 5 through 10 has fans buzzing—especially around freshman Joseph Hartman, whose father’s coaching legacy shaped his love for the game. Hartman chose Michigan over coaching changes, valuin...

Michigan volleyball heads home to Ann Arbor for a crucial three-match stretch, starting with a Thursday night showdown against Eastern Michigan—where they’ve won 16 straight—and then facing Cornell twice over the weekend. Currently 6-2, the Wolverines are riding momentum from a strong Valpo Popcorn Classic and key home wins, while standout players like Cymarah Gordon (top kills), Morgan Burke (Big...

Michigan field hockey is heating up as they kick off Big Ten play with two crucial road games against in-state rivals—Michigan State and Central Michigan. Ranked 14th, the Wolverines are riding a hot streak, winning two of their last three contests and outscoring opponents 10-5 this season. Led by Esmée de Willigen (3 goals) and Eva Bernardy (2), seven different players have found the net. With a...

Gabriella Lindgren’s breakout sophomore season just got a major boost—she’s earned her first Big Ten Player of the Week award after going undefeated in singles at the Kitty Harrison Invitational, dropping just one set all tournament. With wins over top-tier opponents including Virginia’s Martina Genis Salas and Kansas State’s Marta Leon Jaume, she’s proving she’s built for big stages. This marks h...

Kerry Coombs, Michigan’s seasoned coach with 43 years of experience across high school, college, and the NFL, is energizing the Wolverines in his first full season. A three-time Big Ten Recruiter of the Year and National Recruiter of the Year, he joined in December 2025 and already coached in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl. While praising specialists like the kicker and punter, he’s focused on tightenin...

Michigan’s special teams are turning things around, led by standout transfer punter Cam Brown, who’s consistently pinning opponents deep. Despite early hiccups like fumbles and penalties, the unit is gaining momentum under coordinator Kerry Coombs, who credits Australian punters’ unique training for their precision. While Brown shines, punt returns remain a work in progress as receiver Andrew Mars...

Bryce Underwood turned heads with a gritty, game-changing performance against Oklahoma, proving he’s more than just a pocket passer—he’s a dynamic runner who can carry the team. With 87 yards and a 38-yard TD run, he showed his versatility and willingness to adapt, echoing Coach Whittingham’s trust in him: “Whatever it takes to win.” After a rocky debut against Western Michigan where his running w...

Chase Taylor, Michigan’s rising sophomore linebacker, is making waves with his raw talent and growing maturity—already third on the team in snaps and logging 80 plays. Coached by Alex Whittingham, Taylor’s fluid athleticism and off-field poise stand out, even as his stats dip slightly early on. His pass rush grade actually improved, signaling progress. Beyond the numbers, he’s bringing infectious...

Michigan heads into Week 3 with a 2-0 record, primed to host UTEP in a pivotal tune-up before conference play. The Miners, after a brutal loss to Oklahoma, bounced back with a strong offensive showing—nearly 500 yards and four touchdowns from their QB. They’ll need that momentum to disrupt Michigan’s game plan, especially by forcing turnovers and slowing down the Wolverines’ powerful running attac...

Michigan’s recruiting machine is firing on all cylinders after that electric win over Oklahoma, turning Ann Arbor into a magnet for top 2028 talent. LaMarcus Army, one of the nation’s elite safeties from Detroit, is already being tipped as a future Wolverine, while analysts like Steve Wiltfong predict commitments from edge rusher Javontae Eldridge and safety Mekhi McNair. The Wolverines are also h...

Michigan’s defense is embracing man coverage again under Jay Hill, and sophomore cornerback Shamari Earls is thriving in the new scheme. Known for his aggressive, hands-on style, Earls is delivering standout coverage grades despite fewer snaps, proving he’s built for high-stakes matchups. He wakes up excited for every game, eager to face elite receivers like Jeremiah Smith and Evan Stewart — one w...

Freshman running back Savion Hiter is quietly proving his worth despite modest stats—13 carries for 21 yards and 4 catches for 40 yards in two games. Though still adjusting to college speed and timing, Hiter’s talent shines through as he works to sync with QB Bryce Underwood and master the playbook. He’s focused on patience, blocking reads, and trusting his linemen, knowing his breakout is just ar...