Grace Foulk

2 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Grace Foulk

Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images With the addition of the spring transfer portal window, coaches are becoming concerned with other teams trying to poach their players. Michigan has made some moves to address this while still playing the spring game, like airing the game on a week-long tape delay. I’ve always been a fan of the spring game. It’s fun to get to see some of the younger guys on the field and speculate who might have an upcoming breakout season.

3 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Grace Foulk

Photo by Peter Joneleit/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The departure of Colston Loveland to the NFL means the Michigan Wolverines are looking to find their next standout player at the position in 2025. That next player very well could be Marlin Klein. When Loveland was dealing with injuries last season, Klein gained meaningful experience and posted 108 receiving yards.

3 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Grace Foulk

Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images With just a few weeks until Michigan football takes part in the spring game, we’re taking a look at how we think position groups this spring will compare to the 2024 season. While some positions are obviously better, there are still a few that could go either way. Here’s a look at how we’re rating those groups a few days into spring practice. Is there really much of an argument here?

4 weeks ago | maizenbrew.com | Grace Foulk

Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Spring practice is underway in Ann Arbor, and this week, TE Max Bredeson shared about what it’s been like so far. Bredeson is technically more of a fullback, but he works out in the tight end room. The Wolverines are looking forward to having him back for another season, and he’s excited to play for Michigan one more year. He spoke with Jon Jansen this week on the “In the Trenches” podcast. “Vocal when I have to be.

1 month ago | maizenbrew.com | Grace Foulk

Photo by G. N. Lowrance/Getty Images Former Michigan Wolverines quarterback Chad Henne was part of some of most memorable wins and historic losses in school history. His four-year span as a starter etched him as the leader in multiple statistical categories at U-M. Now, he’s entering retirement and looking back on his career as a Wolverine, his journey in the pros and what life is like after his playing career. Jon Jansen, asked Henne about his long career on the “In the Trenches” podcast.