Matt Eifert is a journalist based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, focusing on local sports coverage for MaizenBrew. With a passion for Michigan sports, Matt covers a range of topics including basketball, football, and betting analysis. His articles provide in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and discussions on the latest happenings in the world of Michigan sports.
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By: Matt Eifert
JUST IN: Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson is entering the transfer portal, as first reported by 247Sports:
Conference championships may not mean as much this year outside of the ACC. However, here's the bet that we like in each matchup this weekend:
Each of Michigan’s past four wins over Ohio State have been magical for different reasons. How would you rank them based on satisfaction?
Before we find out later today where Michigan is headed, we compiled the last round of bowl projections from various media outlets. Here's where they think the Wolverines could land:
With the transfer portal running rampant, offseason projections were nearly impossible to make. Now a month into the season, we took a look at what KenPom and Torvik think about Michigan and the Big Ten basketball season so far:
By: Matt Eifert
Michigan, like most programs, has had some successes and some failures in the early years of the transfer portal. Today we examine who the Wolverines nailed the mark on in the portal last offseason and who they missed out on:
By: Matt Eifert
With the College Football Playoff bracket being revealed last weekend, Michigan fans certainly have some rivals to root against. Who are you rooting for to win the whole thing?
By: Matt Eifert
It's easy to only focus on incoming transfers, but Michigan has lost it's fair share of players to the portal over the years just like every other program. Today, we look at how the players that left Ann Arbor have done elsewhere:
Michigan has five commitments in the transfer portal this offseason to date. What else do the Wolverines need before the window closes?
Following Juwan Howard's departure last offseason, nearly the entire Michigan basketball roster was turned over. Here's where each of last year's players ended up and how they're performing now:
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