The Michigan Wolverines may have dropped two of their last four games, but there is still plenty of confidence that they can make some noise in the Big Ten tournament. In fact, one ESPN analyst recently explained why he thinks the Wolverines are primed to win the tournament.

The Michigan football program is set to kick off its spring schedule in just a few weeks; the second under head coach Sherrone Moore. None of the practices will be open to the public, but the program has set a date for an open-to-the-public “game” inside Michigan Stadium in April.

The No. 13 Michigan Wolverines (22-7, 14-4 Big Ten) host the No. 15 Maryland Terrapins (22-7, 12-6 Big Ten) in a matchup of Big Ten rivals at Crisler Center, tipping off at 6:30 p.m. ET on

Johnson was recently projected to be t aken ninth overall in April's NFL draft by Athlon Sports' Luke Easterling.

After being committed to LSU for a long time, Michigan was able to win over the prized recruit that played high school football just outside of Ann Arbor. Underwood played for Belleville High School in Belleville, Michigan. Now, he is getting ready for his career with the Wolverines to begin.

Michigan might be the most frustrating team to watch ever. They can’t rebound (Illinois 14-5 in offensive rebounds) They can’t hit free throws (40% today) And, They can’t hold on to the basketball (10 turnovers) Not sure how they’re winning. Not sure it can continue.

Michigan checked in at No. 17 in Monday’s AP Top 25 men’s basketball poll, falling two spots from last week. Michigan hosts No. 13 Maryland on Wednesday and visits No. 8 Michigan, the top-ranked team in the Big Ten, on Sunday.

During the game, Michigan guard and former Ohio State transfer Roddy Gayle Jr. was singled out by a former Wolverines player for his shooting slump, which carried over into Michigan's 20-point loss to the Fighting Illini.

Travis Kelce plans to return to the Kansas City Chiefs next season, but the team should consider long-term options at tight end. The 2025 NFL draft features a deep pool of tight end prospects. Michigan Wolverines tight end Colston Loveland possesses the athleticism and route running to replace Kelce as Kansas City’s go-to target.

Michigan Wolverines basketball is back! In the first year under Dusty May, the team is among the best in the Big Ten. They are 22-6 overall with a 14-3 record in the conference, currently tied with their in-state rival,