3 HRS AGO - Photo by Jaime Crawford/Getty Images The 2024 season is about to kick off. The Michigan Wolverines are playing a football game today! Michigan will play a Maize vs. Blue game at the Big House scheduled to air on FOX at noon ET that will showcase players from every position across the depth chart. It will be a great chance for the coaching staff to see their guys competing in a live-action contest in front of fans for the first time since winning the National Championship in January. So what can be expected from the game? The Quarterback Duel With J.J. McCarthy departing for the NFL Draft, the Wolverines will throw out some quarterbacks who will be vying for the starting job. Jack Tuttle, Alex Orji, Jayden Denegal, Davis Warren and Jadyn Davis will all have a fair shot to win the starting gig, and we expect most of them to see the field today. While all the guys bring something different to the table, there will be a lot of eyes on how they handle interior pressure from Mason Collapse

17 HRS AGO - Photo by Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Michigan football returns to action this weekend! Most football programs have already had their spring game, but the Michigan Wolverines will take the field this Saturday for a nationally televised contest between the Maize and the Blue teams. It will be the first time the Wolverines have touched the field in the Big House since Rod Moore intercepted Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord to seal the win over the Buckeyes. Since then, the Wolverines have had an extremely eventful last five months. The team made the College Football Playoff, won the National Championship, and announced Sherrone Moore the head coach as Jim Harbaugh exited for the NFL. The first glimpse of the 2024 season is now upon us with the spring game, and here are all the details you need to know: Maize Team vs. Blue Team Time: Noon ET — Saturday, April 20th TV: FOX Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Weather: 40 degrees, partly cloudy The new era of Collapse

23 HRS AGO - Maria Lysaker-USA TODAY Sports The highest-ranked class in program history is coming to Ann Arbor. There’s a bit of uncertainty surrounding Michigan women’s basketball at the moment, with Laila Phelia and other key players in the transfer portal. The roster could look completely different following a Round of 64 exit, the first of Kim Barnes Arico’s career as Michigan’s head coach. By the standards Michigan fans had come to expect, it was a bit of a down season, considering the Wolverines had made the Round of 32 the five seasons prior, including an Elite Eight appearance in 2022. Despite the early exit in the tournament and those aforementioned players in the portal, there is a lot to be excited about the future of the program thanks to a five-woman class that is ranked No. 7. “(I’m) excited for the future of our program,” Barnes Arico told Maize n Brew after Dusty May’s press conference. “We’ve signed one of the best classes, and (I’m) excited to start thinking about next Collapse

1 DAY AGO - Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports Dusty May is getting back one of the program’s most passionate players. As new Michigan men’s basketball head coach Dusty May feverishly works to plug some of the Wolverines’ scholarship vacancies, one key player is already locked in for the 2024 season — forward Will Tschetter. He had a career season for the Wolverines in 2023-24, averaging 6.8 points and 2.4 rebounds per game. Tschetter also improved his three-point shooting to a respectable 51.9 percent. As a talented player, Tschetter undoubtedly could have garnered interest from plenty of programs in the transfer portal. The allure of potentially finding a better fit elsewhere or seeking more playing time can be tempting for any athlete. However, Tschetter’s decision to remain with the Wolverines underscores a deeper connection he has developed with the university, the coaching staff, and his teammates. Tschetter expanded on that connection during this week’s Conquering Heroes Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Saul Young/News Sentinel via Imagn Content Services, LLC Plus, a top tight end included Michigan in his top list, and a Michigan commit sets two other visits. With a few days to go before Michigan’s spring game, we got a bit of recruiting news to go over, including a Miami commit who visited Michigan this weekend, a top-200 tight end including Michigan in his top eight, and a Michigan committing setting two other visits. Miami LB commit expands on Michigan visit Elijah Melendez, a 2025 four-star linebacker who committed to Miami in December, has been a target for a while now. A major development happened this past weekend when Michigan hosted Melendez on a visit. ☝️ pic.twitter.com/XOt5bEWA4x— Elijah melendez (@Babyman3J) April 15, 2024 Melendez spoke about that visit with The Wolverine’s EJ Holland ($), offering some praise for Michigan’s strength and conditioning program. “Everything was really good,” Melendez said. “I really learned a lot about the program and things Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images One of the best guards in the transfer portal has ties to a new assistant coach. Two-time All-WCC First Team guard Aidan Mahaney entered the transfer portal earlier this week and there was immediate there speculation the Michigan Wolverines would reach out. Now, it has been confirmed Dusty May and his staff are one of several to touch base with the talented guard: St. Mary’s transfer Aidan Mahaney tells me that he has heard from the following schools since entering the portal:DukeUConnKentuckyFloridaUSCVirginiaVillanovaAlabamaCreightonMichiganOle MissCalifornia ColoradoSt. John’sXavierArkansasBig time portal prospect. pic.twitter.com/Vu2TnY3mNM— Recruits Zone (@recruitszone) April 17, 2024 Michigan’s newest assistant coach, Justin Joyner, was with Mahaney at Saint May’s for each of the last two seasons and was his lead recruiter out of high school. “(Head) coach Randy Bennett and (assistant) coach Justin Joyner have been my coaches Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports Dixon was entering his fourth season at Michigan. Cristian Dixon came to Michigan as a four-star recruit in the 2021 class, but after hauling in just one catch through three seasons he’s transferring from the program. Michigan wide receiver Cristian Dixon has entered the transfer portal as a grad transfer, @On3sports has learned.The former four-star was a top-300 recruit. https://t.co/VNvB2Ek6qR pic.twitter.com/8lDGuOBuN6— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos_) April 17, 2024 Dixon stated in January that he wouldn’t be leaving Michigan but would be switching to defensive back. However, he’s transferring instead and will hope to latch on as a receiver elsewhere. i ain’t going nowhere but im fosho switching lanes https://t.co/tJk2OLmVQ9— Cristian Dixon (@Dixondoesit8) January 11, 2024 Dixon transferring away from Michigan doesn’t change their depth chart at wideout or in the secondary. He wasn’t going to receive much playing time. However, Collapse

2 DAYS AGO - Photo by Daniel Dunn/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The tape doesn’t lie — Michigan’s defense is loaded heading into 2024. We’re counting down the days until Michigan’s spring game and there’s a lot of excitement around the defensive personnel returning this season. We won’t see the same depth we did last season, but there’s still a lot of talent returning on this defense. Defensive linemen Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant have a lot of momentum after their play throughout the season last year. Just this week, the two were named to CBS Sports’s top 100 players of 2024. Mason Graham is third on the list, and returning cornerback Will Johnson is ranked 11th. Kenneth Grant & Mason Graham are 2 of the best DTs in CFB & they still have 1 more season left pic.twitter.com/XCG1mZaWL8— College Football Report (@CFBRep) February 5, 2024 While Mike Sainristil stole the show with interceptions last season, Will Johnson had some big ones of his own. He had an acrobatic Collapse

3 DAYS AGO - Photo by Kirby Lee/Getty Images A slap on the wrist for the Michigan program. It’s nearly the middle of 2024 and the NCAA and Michigan have finally resolved incidents that happened in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Today’s joint resolution pertains to the University of Michigan Athletic Department and several former and current employees,” Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel said in a statement. “We are pleased to reach a resolution on this matter so that our student-athletes and our football program can move forward. We have no additional information and cannot comment further on other aspects of the NCAA’s inquiries.” From the NCAA release, they announced Michigan is receiving three years of probation, a fine, recruiting restrictions, and a one-year show-cause for five individuals. ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg reported that no further game restrictions will be served by anyone who is still on Michigan’s staff. The NCAA also noted that one former coach did not Collapse