Aaron McMann is a Michigan football beat writer at MLive. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing primarily on football, college sports, and the competitive landscape of the Big Ten, including the Rose Bowl. Aaron's insights and expertise have been featured in Calhoun Times, cleveland.com, syracuse.com, The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, and MLive.
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Aaron McMann's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly college football with a specific focus on the Michigan Wolverines and their involvement in events such as the Rose Bowl and College Football Playoff. His articles also touch upon breaking news, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation related to sports.
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The Wolverines are expected to have several opt-outs for the Dec. 31 game vs. No. 11 Alabama
By: Aaron Mcmann
Herbstreit appeared on Wednesday's "Pardon My Take" podcast from Barstool Sports
Damon Payne Jr, from nearby Belleville, plans to transfer to Ann Arbor
Warde Manuel was asked about the Wolverines' 7-5 season on the "Conqur'ing Heroes" podcast this week
By: Ryan Zuke, Aaron Mcmann, Andrew Kahn
MLive's Michigan football beat writers share their thoughts on 2024 and look ahead to next season
Underwood was allowed to practice with the Wolverines on Thursday, his first as a college player
| ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The Michigan football season didn't go how anyone inside the program had planned, Davis Warren included.
Troy Bowles, a redshirt freshman, announced Saturday he's headed to Ann Arbor
| Mikey Keene suited up to play Michigan four months ago. Now he's headed to Ann Arbor.
Michigan inked new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey to a three-year contract earlier this month that will guarantee the veteran assistant coach more than 4.5 million.
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