In The Pocket
Announcing 'In The Pocket,' a new podcast co-hosted, produced by Mitten Football
Episodes will post weekly and center around covering FBS college football across the state of Michigan.
Central Michigan Chippewas
Central Michigan named a starter on Thursday, but the general gist is that two quarterbacks are expected to feature in notable roles during the opener in Albuquerque.
Central Michigan Chippewas
Flores won out in a quarterback competition that ran, in effect, the entirety of the offseason, though Jadyn Glasser is expected to factor in.
Eastern Michigan Eagles
The Eagles open with a Week 0 matchup against Sacramento State, and aren't really sure what the visitors will want to do once the game starts.
Michigan Wolverines
Underwood might've been reverting to bad, old habits last year, something the he and his new coaches are working to iron out.
Eastern Michigan Eagles
EMU enters the season a week ahead of most foes, and with plenty of questions still to answer as the games begin.
Eastern Michigan Eagles
Devereaux will don No. 2 for Eastern Michigan, known within the program as 'The Deuce.'
Central Michigan Chippewas
The Chippewas are close to making a decision at quarterback, and Friday's scrimmage was a key evaluation point for that position battle.
Michigan State Spartans
Michigan State isn't planning on taking a backseat to anyone, anywhere.
Eastern Michigan Eagles
Eastern Michigan has a returning quarterback for the first time since 2017, and is enjoying all that comes from Kim's experience and veteran status.
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The Broncos want to evolve the passing offense in 2026, and have all the requisite ingredients to get cooking on game days.
The Chippewas will be bringing back just four players who started in any capacity on defense in 2025, but feel good about their ability to come at opponents in waves.
In nearly five years running the Broncos' athletic department, Bartholomae consistently pushed WMU to a better place in college athletics.
The Broncos kicked off the third week of camp practices and got a stern message from head coach Lance Taylor after practice.
The Chippewas have MAC title expectations and a reigning MAC champion as their biggest rival, making it easy to set Western Michigan as a benchmark.
The Eagles are hoping for a big turnaround on defense so far through camp the returns are promising.
While the end of practice wasn't stellar on Friday, the Chippewas got a lot done — and have plenty to keep improving.
The two safeties for WMU are very much in on the joke, and going to be two of the more impactful pieces on defense for the Broncos this fall.
Rossi is one of the few holdovers from the 2025 staff, and for all the changes around MSU he's proven to be a steady force for the Spartans.
The Broncos are trending in the right direction to have a fully-healthy starting offensive line by Week 1, a promising sign. Plus, receivers and defensive backs putting on a show.
The Eagles are trying to iron out the best five starters on the offensive line and feel close, and the defense is hellbent on creating takeaways.
The Broncos have been waiting on the new facility to open all offseason, and now the shiny new weight room is operational.