There is some really cool stuff you can purchase, all while helping Michigan football’s NIL! A large number of Michigan Wolverines are set to be selected in this weekend’s NFL Draft, and Champions Circle — an official partner of Michigan athletics and the leading NIL collective at the university — is commemorating the event by raising funds for the current student-athletes via an auction event. With more than 40 items included in the auction, you have the chance to purchase exclusive memorabilia from Michigan’s National Championship-winning season. Among the featured items include: Never-bef ..read more

Melanie Maxwell / USA TODAY NETWORK The star safety took to social media confirm he is beginning his road to recovery. Michigan Wolverines football safety Rod Moore took to social media on Thursday afternoon to confirm he has undergone surgery for a knee injury sustained this offseason. Road to recovery☝ ... Just came through surgery and it all went great! Wanted to take this time to thank everyone for their love and support. My Michigan brothers, Friends, training staff, coaches, my parents, my family, fans, Dr Ellatrache and Elite Ortho. God First ! pic.twitter.com/qEu5j6KDwA — Rod moore 9 ..read more

Rick Osentoski-USA TODAY Sports Herring is the second player to enter the transfer portal on Thursday. With spring practices concluded and the transfer portal window closing shortly, the Michigan Wolverines are seeing a few talented young players evaluate their options in the transfer portal. Reports on Thursday said second-year offensive lineman Amir Herring will be entering the portal: Michigan second-year offensive lineman Amir Herring is expected to enter the transfer portal, a source tells @247Sports. Was a Class of 2023 four-star recruit.https://t.co/BxYE7YGfqQ pic.twitter.com/qBzTn2o ..read more

James Snook-USA TODAY Sports Donaldson was a key bench piece for the Tigers, and can be that for the Wolverines. The Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball roster got a complete makeover this past week, with one of the incoming transfers being former Auburn guard Tre Donaldson. Donaldson started in 10 of Auburn’s 35 games this past season, averaging 6.7 points, 2.4 rebounds and 3.2 assists in 19.3 minutes per game. He shot 47.1 percent from the field, 41.2 percent from three and 78.4 percent from the free throw line. Highlights don’t tell the full story of a player’s game, but until we see Donal ..read more

Photo by Jaime Crawford/Getty Images The incoming freshman dropped a big surprise Thursday afternoon. This is surprising. A day after projected starting cornerback DJ Waller, a former three-star prospect, entered the transfer portal, a true freshman who hasn’t played a snap for the Michigan Wolverines appears to be on the move as well. After committing last June, Belleville (Mich.) four-star linebacker Jeremiah Beasley arrived in Ann Arbor in December and enrolled early to participate in bowl prep as Michigan made its run to a national championship. Beasley had generated a lot of positive atte ..read more

Photo by Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Should we be concerned ahead of the 2024 football season? It’s been a week since the spring transfer portal opened up. Last season, Michigan football used the transfer portal strategically to help add important depth ahead of its eventual national championship run. Say what you will about the transfer portal, but Michigan took advantage of the system to bolster its roster heading into the 2023 season. A year ago, Michigan added key guys like AJ Barner (TE), Josh Wallace (DB), James Turner (K), LaDarius Henderson (OL), and Drake Nugent (OL ..read more

Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images Who were the risers and fallers of the 2024 spring game? Today on Out of the Blue, Jared and Andrew share their thoughts on the Michigan spring game with a Wolverine-inspired version of two truths and a lie. Next, the guys cover the meteoric beginning of the Dusty May era for Michigan basketball before finishing up with an NFL Draft discussion. Which Michigan Wolverines are the guys most confident in? Only a draft will suffice! This is far from the only place you can listen to our podcasts. You can also stream them from your iPhone or Android device by ..read more

Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports Michigan has already gotten one commitment since the spring game — are more on the way? Positive news continues to come in from recruiting visitors from last weekend’s spring game at the Big House. We will recap a couple of them, including a mid-week visitor from just a couple days ago, in today’s Recruiting Roundup. More news on top-150 four-star edge — official visit being planned In Tuesday’s Recruiting Roundup, we briefly discussed 2025 four-star edge Marco Jones. The No. 150 prospect in his class on 247Sports’ composite, Jones has now opened up a bit mor ..read more

Photo by Jason Mowry/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Michigan will seek to win its sixth straight weekend series. There’s a slight shakeup in the schedule for the Michigan baseball team this weekend, as the Wolverines will be taking on a non-conference team this weekend, welcoming in Long Beach State for a three-game series at Ray Fisher Stadium. Even with no mid-week game on the schedule this week, Michigan is coming into the series on something of a hot streak. The Wolverines took two of three games from rival Ohio State last weekend, marking their fifth straight series win in conference pl ..read more

Robert Goddin-USA TODAY Sports This one certainly comes as a surprise. In a surprising turn of events, Michigan Wolverines cornerback DJ Waller Jr. has entered the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. Waller’s move comes as a shock to many, as he appeared to be in line to compete for a starting role within the Wolverines’ secondary this fall. A talented player from Ohio, Waller had shown promise throughout his first year at Michigan. With his athleticism, instincts and determination on the field, he had positioned himself well as a contender for significant playing time this upcomin ..read more