Michigan football finished the season with back-to-back wins over Alabama and Ohio State. While those wins alone are impressive, there is another reason why the victories should turn some heads. Michigan football has won back-to-back games as a double digit underdog for the first time since the FBS/FCS split of 1978,

Former Ohio State commit and 4-star EDGE rusher Zahir Mathis is lining up visits with Florida State, Michigan, and UCLA next month after the dead period ends. A

If you think only Michigan can play the way Michigan played against the Buckeyes, think again. Tennessee is a lot like the Wolverines, only without the winged helmets.

Michigan’s passing offense this season was an absolute disaster. With that said, there’s going to be a lot of unknown coming into the ReliaQuest Bowl, as the Wolverines have a new offensive coordinator and a number of starters have either opted out.

The Michigan Wolverines' roster has been decimated by players opting out of the bowl game. With most of their older talent heading off to the NFL, this opens the door for the younger players to step up and enter the 2025 season with momentum behind them to start next season.