6 games down, 6 games to go. Without a doubt, it's an uphill battle for not just Michigan in the coming weeks, but also for Ohio State, Michigan State and Penn State. Grades will come out and individual analysis of how the first 6 games of the season looked for the wolverines , including a comparison of how the Wolverines look this year compared to last year.

Coming down to the final drive of the game, Michigan pulls off a victory over The Cornhuskers. The Wolverines found themselves behind for the first time this season in the second half, but with a well balanced offensive show led by Cade McNamara and Hassan Haskins, Michigan was able to come from behind and get the win, improving their record to 6-0 going into the bye week.

With Michigan's first road game out of the way, the Wolverines go back on the road to Lincoln, Nebraska to have a Primetime Showdown against the Cornhuskers. Given Michigan's track record with primetime road games and Nebraska's close defeats against Oklahoma and Michigan State, skeptics are hesitant to give Michigan the victory outright. Throw on the fact that Nebraska Head Coach, Scott Frost is hungry for that "Big Win', we are in for quite a treat come Saturday

After almost 20 years of defeat in Madison, Michigan finally snaps the losing streak by attacking through the air. With some close games throughout the Big 10 over the weekend, some are wondering if the Wolverines are a legit contender for the Big 10 east crown

With Saturdays close victory against Rutgers now in the rear-view mirror, the first true test against the blue blood opponent, Wisconsin, is now in plain view. With questions still looming around Cade McNamara as our Quarterback and if our defense can make up for giving up 49 points last year, one can't help but feel like this will be the tone setter for the remainder of the year.

With lots of hype and a track record to back it up, Rutgers nearly pulls off an upset win against the Wolverines yesterday. Questions about our QB, McNamara, have arisen as well have questions about our offensive scheme. To make matters worse, we are no unsure how effective our defense will be against a Read-Option type of offense if it comes up again down the road.

It's obvious that the Wolverines have not forgotten their near loss last year against the Scarlet Knights. While Michigan has a history of beating down Rutgers by no less than 3 scores, this team has a score to settle, and a head coach to shut up.

Another week, another Huskies football team falls victim to the bad bite of the Wolverine ground and pound. We will analyze what happened on Saturday, but we will also do a welfare check on if a 10 win season is now "out of the question".

While the offense has been able to effortlessly put up back-to-back games of 300+ rushing yards, there are some concerns arising through Michigan media on what is the deal with our passing situation.

The Michigan offense was challenged by the Washington defense to not run the ball. We can only assume that they felt like they were going to beat up on our "poor little" Running Backs. Or, maybe its because they knew they wouldn't be able to hold up against the power and speed of our Running Backs and were basically pleading for mercy because they knew they couldn't handle it. Whatever the reason was, Michigan ran a muck against Washington putting up almost 350 rushing yards!