Michigan starts the 2021 season by hosting Western Michigan, a MAC team with a high-powered offense.

We go game by game to pick W’s and L’s for the Michigan Football team. You may be surprised by our differentiating opinions as we head into the season. Let's just say you will like one season prediction better than the other.

2021 will likely feel like a long season, especially compared to 2020. Good or bad, we've yet to discover. Derek and Craig talk about hopes and expectations heading into the first two weeks of the season.

Will Michigan start more than one quarterback? Will the Wolverines win more than eight games? We take a look at some questions heading into the season.

Coming off of a pandemic-shortened, lackluster season, Michigan has lots to prove on the football field. Derek Devine and Craig Compton connect for the first time in two years to discuss their thoughts and feelings heading into the 2021 season.

Once again, Michigan has no shortage of potential playmakers across the board this fall. Revisiting a conversation we’ve had year after year, we discuss Michigan’s ability to develop talent and find a way to execute at a  level high enough to win big football games.

Michigan certainly isn't the best team in the Big Ten East (that's Ohio State), but are the Wolverines even second or third at this point?

After a brief hiatus because of an incredible wedding, the Go Blue Crew is back to talk all things Michigan Football following Big Ten Media Days.

College athletes can now profit off of their name, image and likeness, otherwise known as NIL. What does this mean for the future of college sports? Plus, a small programming note.

It looks like the College Football Playoff will expand in the next few years, giving hope to teams like Michigan that haven't made it yet.