Jordan Bruetsch

1 week ago | gbmwolverine.com | Jordan Bruetsch

Michigan basketball received the best news of the offseason on Tuesday morning when UAB transfer Yaxel Lendeborg announced he will withdraw from the NBA draft and return to Michigan next season. Lendeborg partook in the NBA Draft combine and was looking for a first round guarantee. Numerous mock drafts had Lendeborg in the first round, and he performed very well at the combine.

2 weeks ago | gbmwolverine.com | Jordan Bruetsch

In this article, I examine the importance of tight end Matt Ludwig's commitment to the 2026 Michigan Football Recruiting class. Fresh off of self imposed recruiting restrictions in which the Michigan football staff couldn't make any contact with recruits, Michigan football landed elite tight end Matt Ludwig. Ludwig is a freak athlete whose recruiting ranking is harmed by playing football in Montana, much like Colston Loveland in Idaho.

2 weeks ago | gbmwolverine.com | Jordan Bruetsch

in 2024, Michigan football had a national championship caliber defense, without a doubt. Unfortunately, the Wolverines had a well below average offense, which took them from a top 10 preseason ranking and playoff goals to an 8-5 record. In 2025, the defense looks like it'll be championship caliber again. Meaning the goals of the 2025 season depend on the offense. Sherrone Moore and Michigan completely overhauled the offense after the 2024 season.

3 weeks ago | gbmwolverine.com | Jordan Bruetsch

Like the last recruiting cycle, Michigan football is off to a slow start on the trail. Things didn't begin to heat up until Summer official visits, and it appears that the same thing is going to happen this year. One big time recruit that Michigan is trending up for is five star EDGE, Carter Meadows. Meadows, a DC native, goes to high school at Gonzaga College, an elite educational and football school.

1 month ago | gbmwolverine.com | Jordan Bruetsch

With Spring practices being over and the transfer portal quieting down, it seems like we know what the Michigan football roster is going to look like in 2025. We got a sneak peak of the roster during the Spring game, which is obviously not a good representation of how the team will perform, considering the starters are divided and don't play much. In my eyes, two things stood out in the Spring game: first, the offensive line needs to improve.