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1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Trevor Woods

Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images The Michigan quarterback room is going to look much different in 2025 than it did in 2024. Davis Warren started nine games but tore his ACL in the ReliaQuest Bowl and will be out for the foreseeable future, Alex Orji started three games but has since transferred to UNLV, and Jack Tuttle started one game, medically retired during the season and is now a graduate assistant at Michigan.

1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Daniel Plocher

Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images We’re two weeks into the Top 25 moments of the 2000s for the Michigan Wolverines, and we have officially approached elite territory with the final 15. Today, we will cover a series of Cinderella stories where, against all odds, the Wolverines made history. Here’s No. 15-11. As the team was mid-flight heading to Happy Valley to face a top-10 Penn State team, the Big Ten suspended Jim Harbaugh for the last three games of the regular season.

1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Matt Hartwell

Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images for ONIT Michigan’s offensive line is a work in progress. Not because the talent isn’t there, but because the standard in Ann Arbor is set to compete for Joe Moore awards. New senior assistant offensive line coach Juan Castillo knows it, and he’s not here to settle for anything less.

1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Scotty White

Photo by Jaime Crawford/Getty Images The Michigan Wolverines saw their offensive line take a step back last season, and that was expected after the entire starting line left after winning the national championship in 2023. Michigan was very inexperienced at the position, but that won’t be the case in 2025. Some key starters are back, and the Wolverines also added some good talent from the transfer portal. One of those additions is Brady Norton.

1 week ago | maizenbrew.com | Matt Hartwell

Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The Michigan Wolverines took another step toward solidifying their special teams future, landing a commitment from one of the top kickers in the nation. On Wednesday, Hinsdale (Ill.) Central standout Micah Drescher announced his pledge to the Wolverines on social media, giving Michigan its 11th commitment in the 2026 recruiting class and its second specialist in the last week.