In Week 12, college football said, "You're going to miss me when I'm gone." The results were consequential enough: No. 4 Alabama went down at home in the funkiest fashion imaginable, No. 5 Georgia pulled off a statement win and plenty of aspiring College Football Playoff contenders -- No.

After a nail-biting victory over Northwestern yesterday and only two weeks remaining in the regular season, should Michigan football fans be panicked about this

Another fourth-quarter fade for Michigan State football has Jonathan Smith's program, with a seventh straight loss, on the verge of a dubious record.

Tommy Carr, grandson of Lloyd Carr and younger brother of Notre Dame QB C.J. Carr, announced commitment to Michigan football recruiting class of 2026.

For a fourth straight game, Michigan football finds itself a double-digit favorite according to oddsmakers for Saturday’s game at Maryland (4 p.m., Big Ten Network).

While the Wolverines may have won the game, defeating the Wildcats 24-22, they will now be without arguably their most impactful offensive player for the team’s most critical stretch of the college football season.

Dominic Zvada kicked a 31-yard field goal as time expired, Jordan Marshall ran for 142 yards and two touchdowns before exiting with an injury and No. 18 Michigan stayed in the playoff chase by beating Northwestern 24-22 at Wrigley Field.

The NCAA put Michigan State’s football program on three years of probation and penalized the school $30,000 plus 1.5% of the team’s budget after agreeing former staff members under coach Mel Tucker broke rules regarding recruiting inducements and benefits,