Michigan Wolverines
Beginning Year 2, Bryce Underwood aims to grow as Michigan's leader
Underwood was challenged by new head coach Kyle Whittingham to take on more leadership of his team.
Western Michigan Broncos
The reigning MAC champions aren't resting on their laurels, and have turned the focus to greater successes in 2026.
Michigan MAC
The three Michigan MAC schools finally know their full conference slates, with some more happy than others about how it all fell together.
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The Chippewas are evolving the offense to more of what the coaches desire, as MSU and UM settle in with new regimes.
Western Michigan Broncos
The edge rusher led the nation in sacks and tackles for loss and will surely be drafted, something both he and the Broncos are quite happy about.
NFL Draft 2026
All five FBS programs held pro days this past week, with a number open to media for viewing and interviews.
Michigan Wolverines
Hausmann first shared the story of his abrupt departure from the Wolverines last fall with Sports Illustrated in a tell-all interview.
Central Michigan Chippewas
Heldman is the top draft prospect among the cadre for the Chippewas, as 14 former CMU players took the field on Wednesday.
Michigan State Spartans
The Spartans gave up TFLs on 12 percent of offensive snaps in 2025, something that must improve for this upcoming season.
Spring Football
The five Mitten programs begin spring practice in the next eight days, kicking off a critical run of practices to set the stage for the 2026 season.
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The Eagles suffered on defense in large part due to a lack of linebackers, something EMU hopes to avoid in 2026.
The trio of Michigan MAC schools each spent $11-12 million on their respective football programs in Fiscal Year 2025.
The Chippewas need to replace the vast majority of passing production from 2025, but return a trio of intriguing, slightly-seasoned quarterbacks.
The two Michigan MAC teams are paying up to play at Ford Field for the next two seasons.
Whittingham has brought in a distinct Utah flavor to the Wolverines while retaining a core from the 2025 team.
The Spartans will be a drastically different looking football team come fall, largely based on the glut of new players in the program.
The Chippewas return 54 players from the 2025 team and add 48 new faces, as the second-year coaching staff makes this roster increasingly theirs, so to speak.
Welsh arrived in East Lansing from Mt. Pleasant and is setting about laying the foundations for the new MO of Michigan State football — one built on development and toughness.
The MAC is adding a West Coast outpost, and making a cool $18 million in the process.
The Eagles bring back a handful of critical pieces, but have a lot of work to do fleshing out some key positions like offensive line.
The Broncos managed to keep the core of a G5 title team together, a rare feat in the modern paradigm of college football.
The Chippewas are still hard at work in the weight room and on campus, but Central Michigan's staff won't start getting into scheme and the playbook until March rolls around.