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Michigan Stadium entrance, M Go Blue logo, Go Blue, Block M logo / Kimberly P. Mitchell via Imagn Content Services, LLC Michigan football played its annual ... Following the game, Michigan released box score stats. Here are notable stats from the ...

Michigan football held its annual Spring Game on April 19 with freshman sensation Bryce Underwood's Blue team defeating Jadyn Davis' Maize team by a score of 17-0. The game featured a mix of young and veteran players alike all doing their best to impress the coaching staff on an overcast April day in Ann Arbor.

On Saturday, the 2025 NFL draft concluded with one of the game's biggest stars not hearing his name called, sparking spirited fan discussion of a possible 'cover curse.' Former five-star recruit, National Champion and three-time Big Ten Champion Donovan Edwards was not selected in Thursday-Saturday's seven round NFL draft.

With the spring transfer portal window closing, players are choosing their next opportunity to reach the next level. The Michigan State Spartans found a talented defensive end in the portal in Jack Lamancusa from Hope College.

It may be the NFL Draft, but adding in a mix of college football doesn't hurt either. That's precisely what happened earlier Thursday night in Green Bay, Wisconsin, when the Cleveland Browns selected former Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham as the fifth overall pick.

Saturday's spring game highlighted players who have rising stocks, needs at running back and an improved defense.

The Michigan football team had been pretty quiet in terms of 2026 commitments, but the Wolverines picked up a big one on Saturday. Four-star quarterback Brady Smigiel announced his decision, and he is coming to Ann Arbor to play for Sherrone Moore and Michigan. Smigiel chose the Wolverines over Washington, UCLA, South Carolina and many others.

Kenneth Grant, a third-team All-American last season, was No. 3 on The Athletic's 'freaks list' last year, for his uncanny athletic ability.

Edwards finished his U-M career with nearly 3,200 all-purpose yards on offense, with 25 touchdowns and a perfect 4-0 record against Ohio State.

Loveland, perhaps the most talented tight end in the history of the program, was selected No. 10 in the NFL draft by the Chicago Bears as the first tight end off the board, ahead of Penn State's Tyler Warren. He's the second Wolverine selcted of the night, after Mason Graham went No. 5 to the Browns.