Sherrone Moore woke up early Monday morning and treated it like any other. The Michigan football coach worked out, took a moment for prayer, watched some folk and met with his coaches and staff. “Already met with our players,

Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore addressed concerns about postgame antics ahead of the upcoming Ohio State matchup.

After 2024's rivalry game, OSU and Michigan players fought at the Shoe. We asked the universities about their security plans for 2025's game.

Michigan upset Ohio State in 2024 in Columbus. While celebrating, Wolverines players went to plant a flag at midfield. Naturally, several Buckeyes took issue with that, and a fight broke out. In the effort to separate the two sides, it appeared that pepper spray was used on players.

Ann Arbor — This is it. The Game. Michigan-Ohio State. And whether it’s to maintain an unbeaten record or if there are no postseason stakes involved, whether you’re a multi-touchdown favorite or underdog, this game means everything to the two programs.

At 8-2, the Wolverines are ranked at No. 18 in the most recent College Football Playoff ranking, where the top 12 teams at the end of the season will earn a trip to the playoff. That means Michigan still has some work to do to climb into contention, but its road to the playoff is pretty clear.

Oklahoma moves down, why Georgia ranks where they do, concerns with Texas' defense and more in Joel Klatt's newest college football rankings.

Here are 10 thoughts wrapping up No. 18 Michigan’s 45-20 victory against Maryland and opening the floodgates on rivalry week.