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A Michigan football insider reports an "impasse" between Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines, plus more in our news roundup.

Coach DeBoer brought a surprise with him to Tuscaloosa on his first night on the job.

OFFENSE Bang, bang. Donovan Edwards put up two 40 yard touchdowns on Michigan's first two drives, and they were more or less the same thing: duo that sucks in Washington defenders followed by Edwards being insanely explosive. Number one: There was an undercurrent of sardonic amusement amongst the twitterati after this one because it felt like Edwards missed the hole and only got to it by luck after making a mistake, but this is only a touchdown because Edwards initially presses the A gap. T...

When #1 Michigan defeated #2 Washington in the College Football Playoff championship game Monday, the 15-0 Wolverines captured their first national title since 1997.

1/8/2024 – Michigan 34, Washington 13 – 15-0, 9-0 Big Ten, Big Ten Champs, Rose Bowl Champs, National Champs The opponent was almost as different as it could possibly be, but the game held to almost the same script. Michigan dominates early, then their offense goes in a hole for about a half while the defense valiantly attempts to bar the door. Thanks to a couple boggling misses from a harried Michael Penix, they had. Michigan led by seven instead of trailed by seven when the offense entered...

By ERIC OLSON (AP College Football Writer) HOUSTON (AP) — After winning its first national championship in 26 years, Michigan heads into an uncertain future. Who stays, who goes and is a repeat possible in an expanded and loaded Big Ten that will include the Washington team the Wolverines beat 34-13 in the national championship […]

The day after winning the national championship, Michigan fully embraced the reality of donning college football's crown."It's good waking up this morning, this wasn't a dream," said head coach Jim

Michigan heads into an uncertain future after winning its first national championship in 26 years. Who stays, who goes and is a repeat possible in an expanded and loaded Big

Will Johnson, Mike Sainristil and the Michigan defense forced college football's most dynamic deep passing game to dink and dunk its way down the field with a performance that left coach Jim Harbaugh gushing.

After winning its first national championship in 26 years, Michigan heads into an uncertain future. Who stays, who goes and is a repeat possible in an expanded and loaded Big Ten that will include the Washington team the Wolverines beat 34-13 in the national championship game?