On Tuesday, Michigan football class of 2026 signee Salesi Moa, who flipped his decision recently from Utah to Michigan after new head coach Kyle Whittingham was

Rod Moore already announced his return to the Michigan football program in 2026 under the assumption that he would be cleared to play. On Wednesday, Moore got the good news. In a document dated Jan. 28,

Michigan football schedule in 2026 has Wolverines leaving Ann Arbor just once before Halloween, but the slate is loaded in second half of the season.

Rod Moore has been injured the past couple of seasons, but there is no denying Michigan would love to see him on the field in 2026.

The University of Michigan Athletic Department and the Big Ten Conference announced the 2026 football schedule for the first season under new head coach Kyle Whittingham and his Michigan Wolverines.

The Wolverines fired Sherrone Moore on Dec. 10 after news emerged that he had an “inappropriate” relationship with a staff member. Later that day, Moore was taken into custody by police after allegedly threatening the woman with whom he had an affair.

Cedric Williams Jr. received a PWO offer from the Spartans. A 5-foot-11, 185 pound running back from Novi (MI), he has been a standout for Catholic Central, helping lead the school to a state championship in 2025. He ran for 1,261 yards and 13 touchdowns in the championship season.

It didn't take Pat Fitzgerald long to start working his local connections again. While making the rounds of Chicago-area high schools, Fitzgerald picked up a commitment from Lincoln-Way East long snapper Trey Serauskis earlier this month.

Michigan football is hiring former Air Force defensive coordinator Brian Knorr to assist on special teams, adding veteran experience to Coombs’ unit.