Responding to Joel Klatt's insinuation that Santa Ono is leaving due to the NCAA scandal, we share why that's a faulty view.

Last week, the Michigan Wolverines made headlines by announcing an internal suspension of head football coach Sherrone Moore.

News hit last week that Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore was expected to take a self-imposed two-game suspension ...

Josh Pate, a notable college football analyst, has suggested an eye-opening punishment that could be appropriate for the ...

Not listed on Santa Ono’s list of scholarly achievements is his most notable accomplishment as Michigan’s president: Provost ...

as a late punishment for 2023-2024's Connor Stalions scandal. The self-imposed sanctions mean that Michigan's second year ...

Michigan’s football program snapped a two-month long commitment drought by picking up a pair of verbal pledges on April 26, ...

Sherrone Moore will take a two-game suspension for the 2025 season related to the Wolverine’s 2023 sign-stealing incident.

Of course, Moore's biggest moment came in the 2023 iteration of The Game when he sealed the victory over Ohio State by picking off quarterback Kyle McCord. But he's been a solid mainstay for the ...

And why was Stalions fired only after the blatant cheating allegations became public? And why did Michigan just self-impose a two-game suspension on current head coach Sherrone Moore — Harbaugh ...

Prior the Michigan football's spring game, before analysts had a chance to see Bryce Underwood in action, the Wolverines were ...

which was led by former staffer Connor Stalions. With the Committee of Infractions meeting coming up in less than a month, Michigan can only wait to find out what comes from the situation.