The Michigan Insider

In this week’s edition of The Michigan Recruiting Insider, Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich breakdown the Wolverines' late signing period finish to the 2023 class. The crew highlight the addition of Stanford flip Cameron Brandt, then discuss the impact U-M's NIL approach had on the losses of Ole Miss transfer Davison Igbinosun and top five-star target Nyckoles Harbor. After a debate over whether a change in approach is needed to land top prospects moving forward, attention then turns to the decision timeline of five-star QB target Jadyn Davis. The talented youngster's father joins the podcast for a candid interview. The episode concludes with a breakdown of Michigan's standing with a few of its top 2024 targets, and analysis of new commit Jacob Oden.

In this week’s edition of The Michigan Recruiting Insider, Sam Webb and Brice Marich handicap the race for five-star TE/WR Nyckoles Harbor. Are rumors of Maryland’s lead legit? Is Oregon poised to seal the deal on his official visit? Is Michigan the team beat? The discussion then shifts to the Wolverines pursuit of All-American transfer cornerback Davison Igbinosun. Next on the docket was a breakdown of new 2024 DL commit Ted Hammond, and a the slate of impressive juniors making their way to campus this weekend. The podcast concludes with analysis of the impact the hire of new quarterback coach Kirk Campbell will have on five-star QB Jadyn Davis.

Tim McCormick and Sam Webb discuss Michigan's ongoing inconsistency after a loss to Maryland and a narrow victory over Minnesota. The crew break down the Wolverines’ struggles stopping dribble penetration, then highlight the spark being provided by Will Tschetter and Tarris Reed. The discussion then turns to the progression of Dug McDaniel’s game and Jett Howard’s injury status. After analyzing Purdue the podcast concludes with a projection of how Michigan must finish in order to make the NCAA Tournament.

On the latest episode of The Michigan Recruiting Insider Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich analyze the firing of Matt Weiss and its impact on recruiting, especially five-star QB Jadyn Davis. The crew then discusses news the Jim Harbaugh dropped on former Ohio State five-star QB commit Dylan Raiola. Attention then turns January junior day previews and new offers to major targets. The podcast concludes with and breakdown of Michigan’s standing with remaining 2023 targets Nyckoles Harbor, Jamel Howard, and Cameron Brandt.

In this episode, Zach Shaw and Steve Lorenz break down the news that Jim Harbaugh has agreed to return to coach Michigan in the 2023 season, as well as where Michigan sits heading into the 2023 offseason after several players opted to put off the NFL Draft for a year to play one more year for the Wolverines.

They open by discussing Harbaugh’s announcement that he would coach Michigan in 2023, despite at least some modest interest from NFL teams. They look at the dynamics at play behind the decision, including the possible negotiation strategy, an evident rift between Harbaugh and athletic director Warde Manuel and why this dalliance happened again, and if more can be done to stop it moving forward.

In the second half of the episode, the two shift focus to the team. They look at Michigan’s host of players opting to come back for one more season, what it all means and where they would rank the Wolverines nationally for the 2023 season with so many players ready for more in the maize and blue.

Tim McCormick and Sam Webb recap Michigan's overtime loss to Iowa, Jett Howard's rising draft stock, Hunter Dickinson's frustration, the two-big lineup, Will Tschetter's encouraging play, a Northwestern preview, and more.

On the latest episode of The Michigan Recruiting Insider Sam Webb, Steve Lorenz, and Brice Marich break down how Jim Harbaugh's uncertain future in Ann Arbor is affecting the recruitments of Nyckoles Harbor and Jadyn Davis. The crew also previews the slate of top 2024 targets visiting Michigan in the next couple weeks.

In this episode, 247Sports' Zach Shaw and Alejandro Zuniga unpack some of the biggest storylines stemming from the Fiesta Bowl media week, and what it means for the No. 2 Michigan football team in the College Football Playoff.

The two open with some discussion about the Wolverines' offensive line. They discuss the moment in the spotlight the group got all week, what they learned about how the offensive line has been crafted and why Michigan is unflinching about its offensive identity in Saturday's game as a result.

The two then pivot the discussion to Michigan's defense, looking at the group's high expectations, multitude of challenges they're facing against TCU and some of the coaches' and players' comments.

They then close with a discussion of how mission-oriented Michigan has been this week, indicating an even more focused mindset than last year.

Former Michigan assistant and Oklahoma State, Louisville, and Texas defensive coordinator Vance Bedford scouts the TCU offense.

Former Michigan offensive coordinator Al Borges scouts the TCU defense. and breaks down how it matches up with U-M.