Augie Pasche

Tonight, Michigan football will face Minnesota on the road for their third conference matchup of the season. The Wolverines have won the last three battles for the Little Brown Jug and are currently 18-point favorites to win tonight.

This weekend, the Michigan Wolverines came away with a dominating victory over Indiana, winning 52-7 at home. Although the game was a noon kickoff, Michigan played under the lights because of the overcast weather and rainfall.

Later tonight, Michigan football vs. Michigan State will kickoff in East Lansing for the Michigan “state championship.” Michigan State has numerous injured players going into tonight’s game which could have a major impact on the Spartans’ performance.

The Big Ten, as well as other Power Five conferences, has seen a huge shakeup this year. Needless to say, the Wolverines 2024 schedule is going to look very different from what Michigan fans are used to.

The Big Ten Conference is once again receiving pressure from schools to enforce a punishment on Michigan football before the end of the 2023 season. Earlier this week, Big Ten coaches called the conference commissioner Tony Petitti in hopes of convincing the conference to punish the Wolverines.

This weekend, Michigan football extended its win streak with a dominant 41-13 victory over the Purdue Boilermakers. Junior quarterback JJ McCarthy continued his Heisman run with another impressive performance in the passing game, amassing 335 yards from 24 completions.

For the third year in a row, Michigan football has spent the majority of the season ranked behind Ohio State, only to assert their dominance in the final week of the regular season.

The Michigan Wolverines are your Big Ten champions. Again, and again, and again. For a third straight year, Michigan football is walking out of Indianapolis with a Big Ten title and a punched ticket to the College Football Playoff.

JJ McCarthy will be remembered as one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in Michigan football history, ending his career with a 27-1 record as a starter with two Big Ten championships and a national title.

From 2009-2012, Roy Roundtree was one of Michigan’s top receiving threats. After a brief stint in the NFL and IFL (Indoor Football League), Roundtree began his collegiate coaching career as a wide receivers coach.