Lindsay Budin is a journalist for The Michigan Daily, focusing on local sports coverage in Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan. Lindsay's articles provide in-depth analysis and commentary on various sporting events, including basketball and other collegiate sports.
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By: Lindsay Budin
Despite the incredibly high likelihood that Michigan's defense will lose a number of star players to the NFL Draft, defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is confident the Wolverines will be able to bounce back from the roster turnover:
By: Lindsay Budin
The Michigan Wolverines have revealed their uniform combination for Saturday's matchup with No. 8 Illinois. Here's what the team will be wearing for its third road game of the season:
By: Lindsay Budin
Facing an offense fueled by its run game, Northwestern coach David Braun understands the impact Michigan's rushing game has and recognizes the Wildcats can't triumph without stopping it:
Five-star QB Bryce Underwood flipping from LSU to Michigan made major waves in college football. Recruitment often has lots of drama, excitement and anticipation. Here's a look at some of the most dramatic Michigan recruiting sagas.
By: Lindsay Budin
In the last three meetings of The Game, Michigan surpassed Ohio State in the run game, a major factor in the Wolverines' three straight wins. This year it will once again be a huge factor in which team triumphs:
With The Game right around the corner, Ryan Day and Ohio State are focusing on the process and all the work they put in this season to get here. But once The Game gets underway, Day is prepared for what he calls a "war":
By: Lindsay Budin
2025 five-star OL Andrew Babalola officially signed with the Wolverines today. In an interview with 247Sports, he explained why he did so, as well as the “shock” of five-star QB Bryce Underwood flipping to the Wolverines:
By: Lindsay Budin
After offensive coordinator Kirk Campbell was relieved of his role earlier this week, Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore isn't rushing to find his replacement. He is taking is time with the search, and has a couple things he is specifically looking for:
By: Lindsay Budin
With revenue sharing’s implementation just six months away, Michigan needs to start preparing for it. After spending two years in the NFL with the Chicago Bears, Sean Magee provides experience that can help the Wolverines shape their system:
By: Lindsay Budin
With Michigan football set to lose some top end talent via the NFL Draft, the transfer portal and exhausted eligibility, the Wolverines could greatly benefit from the portal this winter. Head coach Sherrone Moore is “looking to play a little offense” in that pursuit:
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