The Michigan Wolverines enter Week 3 with a 2-0 record and plenty of momentum after an upset home win over the No. 11 Oklahoma Sooners. Michigan now turns its attention to UTEP in its first meeting with the program on Saturday.
The Michigan Wolverines have upset the No. 11-ranked Oklahoma Sooners 17-10 in an early-season marquee matchup inside The Big House.
The Kyle Whittingham era has begun in Ann Arbor as the No. 16-ranked Michigan Wolverines took down the Western Michigan Broncos 13-12 on a Hail Mary touchdown pass from Bryce Underwood to JJ Buchanan for 47 yards inside The Big House under the lights on NBC.
Michigan Wolverines cornerbacks coach Jernaro Gilford expects competition to define the team’s secondary this season, with as many as four experienced players capable of earning significant playing time.
Michigan Wolverines defensive coordinator Jay Hill has lofty goals for 2026, including holding opponents to fewer than 85 rushing yards per game and forcing more turnovers as the season opener approaches.
Michigan Wolverines wide receivers coach Micah Simon wants his position group to be known for more than catching passes.
Jyaire Hill is entering his senior season at the University of Michigan with a veteran’s perspective, but the senior cornerback still has plenty to prove.
Enow Etta isn’t interested in where the Michigan Wolverines’ defensive line ranks in preseason conversations.
Michigan Wolverines head coach Kyle Whittingham said the team’s offense is progressing on schedule through the first five practices of fall camp, with improvements in the passing game and offensive line giving him reason for optimism.
Michigan Wolverines defensive coordinator Jay Hill is not interested in making bold predictions before the season. Instead, he wants his defense to let its performance speak for itself.
Backup quarterback Will Hammond stepped into a stagnant Texas Tech offense in the third quarter and put together four scoring drives to lead the 17th-ranked Red Raiders to a 34-10 win over No. 16 Utah.
