Clayton Sayfie
Staff Writer and Social Media Manager at The Wolverine
Staff writer & social https://t.co/U1rx51or1l (@TheWolverineOn3)🏈🏀 | former @NFL LCC📱
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2 weeks ago |
on3.com | Clayton Sayfie
Michigan Wolverines football has some star-studded position groups heading into the 2025 season, according to college football expert Phil Steele. Steele ranks the top units at each position group ahead of the campaign, and Michigan has four top-10 groups nationally. Here’s a look at where each Michigan position groups checks in on Steele’s unit rankings. Steele ranks at least 68 at each position, and the Wolverines made the cut at each spot.
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2 weeks ago |
on3.com | Clayton Sayfie
Part nine of a 12-article series in which we rank Michigan Wolverines football‘s 2025 regular-season games by difficulty — with 12 being the easiest and one the most challenging. Checking in at No. 4, the Sept. 20 road tilt at the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
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2 weeks ago |
on3.com | Clayton Sayfie
Michigan Wolverines football certainly had its chances to win, but lost 27-17 at Washington last season. The truth is, the Maize and Blue weren’t the only ones to travel a far distance and suffer a setback. In fact, 14 of the 18 Big Ten teams in the new-look conference last season crossed multiple time zones for a road game and lost. Conference programs were 6-22 in those situations last regular season.
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2 weeks ago |
on3.com | Clayton Sayfie
Michigan Wolverines basketball has only two scholarship players who stuck with the program after a coaching change to Dusty May last offseason and will return for the 2025-26 campaign — graduate guard Nimari Burnett and graduate forward Will Tschetter. A 6-foot-5, 200-pounder, Burnett made 40 percent of his threes last season, averaging 9.4 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per contest. He started all 37 games.
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2 weeks ago |
on3.com | Clayton Sayfie
The Committee On Infractions hearing for Michigan’s alleged illegal scouting case started Friday and will continue into the weekend. Former low-level staffer Connor Stalions, the centerpiece of the investigation, made his appearance in Indianapolis, as captured on a phone camera by Sports Illustrated writer Pat Forde. The actual hearing is not open for the media or public. In an article leading into the hearing, Forde discussed what exactly is at stake.
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