Michigan has one of the toughest Big Ten Conference schedules. We try to predict how many wins will see from the Wolverines in a shortened season.

Big Ten Football is back! With a 2020 Michigan Football season quickly approaching, we share our excitement for the season and chat about the new-look Wolverines.

Big Ten athletic directors and coaches are reportedly talking about bringing football back as early as Thanksgiving. Of course, university presidents and chancellors are the ones who will make that decision.

Duncan Robinson is lighting it up for the Heat, and Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr. are helping push the Mavericks in the playoffs. 

With the Big Ten canceling the 2020 football season, fans will have to wait until Spring 2021 (at the earliest) to see Michigan Football back in action. We react to the big, sad news and discuss which players may have played in their last game for the Maize and Blue.

We finally have a schedule for Michigan and the rest of the Big Ten, which includes an October matchup against Ohio State and a second straight home game against Michigan State.

Isaiah Livers is officially returning for his senior season. After an injury plagued 2019-20 campaign, he's ready for one more go at Michigan. We discuss why this is crucial for the Wolverines.

Michigan and the rest of the Big Ten will play a conference-only schedule in 2020 — and that's if the college football season happens at all. Is this a sign of hope or just another step toward no football?

Captain America is back in the maize and blue! Join as we discuss what the re-addition of Chris Evans means for Michigan Football.

Jim Harbaugh thinks Michigan is "as close as you can possibly be" to winning a national championship. Of course, Michigan hasn't been to the College Football Playoff, or the conference championship, or even beaten Ohio State in his tenure.