Michigan has just about turned its entire attention onto the 2026 recruiting cycle. Head coach Sherrone Moore and his staff have been making rounds seeing elite players in the '26 cycle. After signing one of the best classes in 2025,
The Wolverines signed three receivers to the freshman class, including four-star Andrew Marsh, and added two transfers.
The Michigan athletic department had more than $238 million in operating revenue in 2024 with a $557K surplus,
“NEW: Michigan QB signee Bryce Underwood is the first recruit to ever receive a 100 rating from On3,” On3 said in a post. Bryce Underwood is the #1 player in the country for a reason. He has elite arm talent, he is mobile, and he is also 6'4″ while weighing over 200 pounds. The big fella can do it all.
In the 2026 class, Michigan is bringing in a trio of prospects from national powerhouse Bergen Catholic in New Jersey. Four-star Jordan Thomas is a 6-foot-1 cornerback who has 36 reported offers, while CJ Edwards is an edge who isn’t currently ranked. Four-star Jermaine Kinsler is a 6-foot-7 athlete who plays on both sides of the ball.
To that end, the Wolverines have their sights set on four-star Portage (Mich.) Northern offensive tackle Gregory Patrick, the second-highest ranked prospect in the state in the '26 class. The interest is mutual, as Patrick has just locked in an official visit to Ann Arbor for the weekend of June 20, according to Rivals' Greg Smith.
The Rutgers Scarlet Knights (11-10, 4-6 Big Ten) are at home in Big Ten play against the Michigan Wolverines (15-5, 7-2 Big Ten) on Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 3:30 PM ET. In this article, we
The Michigan Wolverines announced earlier this week that they intend to fight the NCAA investigation into the sign-stealing operation that marred their
Michigan has its quarterback of the future (and maybe the present) in five-star Bryce Underwood, however, landing the No. 1 overall prospect in the class of 2025 left the Wolverines' without a committed QB in the 2026 cycle.
Though he is currently committed to the Ohio State Buckeyes, EJ Holland of On3 suggests that Michigan may make a strong push to bring him into their fold. Key factors could include the strategic use of Name,
The Wolverines hold a better overall record in their historic rivalry with the Buckeyes, boasting a tally of 62-51-6. However, since 2000, the Buckeyes have largely dominated the matchup, with a record of 17-7 against Michigan. In recent years though, particularly over the last four seasons, the tide seems to be shifting back in favor of Michigan.