After another soul-crushing loss to Ohio State, it's time to take a hard look at where Michigan football goes from here.
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Michigan football is quickly disappearing off the national radar after an embarrassing loss to Penn State.
Michigan football and Ohio State used to dominate the Big Ten almost exclusively. But over the years, things have changed and it's now a new era.
With the way the offense is playing right now, it's worth asking, does Michigan Football deserve to be ranked in the top 25?
With every successful drive John O'Korn put together against Purdue, the question of whether he could replace Wilton Speight picked up more speed.
Michigan football is 3-0, but the Wolverines struggled against Air Force and while there are reasons to be excited, we have a right to be concerned.
Michigan football beat Cincinnati 36-14, but the game was closer than the score and the Wolverines were not as impressive as they were a week ago.
To ask for a better result from Michigan football in Week 1 would have been overstepping. The Wolverines delivered an emphatic win over Florida.
The Michigan football backfield will be missing a familiar face, but that doesn't mean the position will be lacking this season.
Michigan football was loaded at wide receiver in 2016 and while UM still has plenty of talent, the picture is a little less clear.
Michigan football coaches aren't going to say much this time of year, but the players should still listen to them for obvious reasons.