The 2025 recruiting class is just about final with Signing Day right around the corner on Feb. 5. The Wolverines are still working their magic on a few differen

The content arm of college sports' governing body has Michigan ranked 23rd in their fresh batch of 2025 rankings. NCAA's Stan Becton said Michigan's ranking was the hardest to place of any of the top 25 teams.

Michigan appears to have its work cut out of it if it's looking to climb back in the College Football Playoff picture, at least according to analysts.

The first edition of the 12-team College Football Playoff is complete, with Ohio State downing Notre Dame 34-23 in Monday night’s national championship. Attention has quickly shifted to next season, with several publications releasing early top-25 rankings Tuesday for 2025.

Ryan five-star offensive tackle Ty Haywood, there’s a chance that the Wolverines could get three five-star prospects in one class for the first time in school history. Except, depending on your accounting via the recruiting services,

Rivals recruiting service released its final top-250 rankings for the 2025 recruiting class and there were several Michigan football players ranked. Two Wolverines finished with five-star rankings: Bryce Underwood and Nate Marshall.