Kyle Yost is a sports journalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He writes for various outlets including MaizenBrew, Pride Of Detroit, SB Nation, and Cigalah Group, covering topics such as college football, soccer, and the NFL. Kyle's work has also been featured in BVM Sports.
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There are positive signs from Michigan's start to the season, despite the loss against Wake Forest. The Wolverines now look to rebound against TCU back at home:
Not every area has been a disaster for Michigan this season. Here are five areas where the Wolverines are playing well:
Michigan continues to value the ball less than desired, but no one can downplay the flashiness when shots actually go up. This sets up an interesting matchup for the Wolverines against Tarleton State on Thursday:
It has been a sloppy start to the season for Spurs, but plenty of opportunity lies ahead.
Michigan never expected to be fighting to reach .500, but that is the kind of year it has been. At least a win over Northwestern would get the Wolverines to the postseason:
This year's multi-team event sends Michigan to Florida with a couple winnable games on the docket, starting with a slumping Virginia Tech:
By: Kyle Yost
Michigan goes for the Fort Myers Tip-Off championship against Xavier on Wednesday night:
The Europa League remains a legitimate priority for Spurs, with Thursday offering a challenging opportunity.
Spurs have alternated wins and losses in their past seven league matches. Can the insurmountable narrative be overcome?
The odds are not with Michigan heading into The Game, especially with Ohio State looking to avenge the past three years. All bets are off in rivalry games, but this has the potential to get ugly:
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