College football Week 11 overreactions: Sherrone Moore isn't the man for Michigan, Florida keeps getting worse
If there were any lingering doubts, Michigan's 20-15 loss to No. 8 Indiana in Week 11 provided irrefutable evidence that Sherrone Moore is not the man for Michigan. His head-scratching and, frankly, unforgivable mistakes were the sole reason the Wolverines were not able to pull off the upset.
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PFF grades: Michigan football high/low player grades, snap counts to know after loss to IndianaStar running back Kalel Mullings received just one first-half carry against Indiana. Using Pro Football Focus, here are the ...
Michigan has been dealt the injury bug in 2024. The Wolverines have already lost two role players for the season -- ...
SportsLine's model revealed its CFB picks and predictions for Michigan Wolverines vs. Indiana Hoosiers on CBS and Paramount+ ...
Michigan football’s next opponent bears a close resemblance to the undefeated, national championship juggernaut that ...
THE ROAD TO FORD FIELD:Michigan high school football 2024 playoffs: Mick McCabe picks all 8 state champions The following ...
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Michigan football announces uniform combo for Indiana gameThat’s because Indiana is rolling, ranked No. 8 in the College Football Playoff rankings, and the Hoosiers have been clowning ...
The Michigan high school football playoffs continue with the second round of the MHSAA state tournament, with 64 games on the ...
And the schedule for Michigan football (5-3, 3-2 Big Ten) will provide a stern reality check on where this program stands ...
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Five takeaways: Michigan football better than expected, but loses still to IUIt's a rare thing to say that Michigan football would have a tall task on its hands heading to Bloomington to face Indiana.
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