Michigan landed its biggest get from of the transfer portal. Former Alabama running back Justice Haynes reportedly picked the Wolverines ove

Football teams often have to deal with sudden change, but going from Hassan Haskins and Blake Corum to Blake Corum and Donovan Edwards to Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards to (question mark) means that there’s little known production at the running back position for Michigan football entering 2025.

On Dec. 31, the 2024 season will officially come to a close for the Alabama Crimson Tide, as the program faces off against the Michigan Wolverines for the ReliaQuest Bowl in Tampa, Florida. While not a part of the College Football Playoff,

Michigan will play in one week from today when the Wolverines travel down to Florida to take on Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl. The maize and blue will take on

After some Wednesday theatrics, Michigan landed an Alabama football player’s commitment after all. Ex-Alabama defensive lineman Damon Payne announced via Instagram that he committed to play for the Wolverines,

When it came to the 2021 class, the headline grabber in terms of skill position players was running back Donovan Edwards — a five-star according to 247Sports who decided in early signing day. But the Wolverines had another running back pledge in the fold,

The lone Alabama Crimson Tide player currently in the transfer portal yet to make a decision, running back Justice Haynes has now officially done so, as he announced a commitment to the Michigan Wolverines on Tuesday.

The Michigan football team picked up a huge commitment in the transfer portal on Tuesday as Alabama running back transfer Justice Haynes is coming to play for Sherrone Moore and the Wolverines. This is big for Michigan as they are losing both Kalel Mullings and Donovan Edwards after this season,

Not many expected the Wolverines to have a slow go in the transfer portal after the Bryce Underwood recruitment. But, simultaneously, not many expected Michigan football to land some of the top talent in the country,

However, this year’s Michigan offense took a major hit after a mass exodus of upperclassmen from last season’s championship team. The Wolverines ranked 112th in total offense and averaged just 22.3 points per game,