Michigan will hit the road next Saturday to take on coach David Braun’s Northwestern Wildcats at Wrigley Field in Chicago, followed by a road game against marquee freshman quarterback Mailk Washington and the Maryland Terrapins before the final game vs. Ohio State.

On its bye week, Michigan got the benefit of some chaos around the country, moving up a few spots in the latest edition of ESPN’s SP+ rankings:

Michigan Football didn’t move in the latest edition of ESPN’s SP+ rankings after defeating Michigan State, 31-20, but there was a lot of movement in the Big Ten with a new team claiming the top spot:

Michigan is now off of its bye and with three games left, everything is still on the table for the Wolverines. Michigan might not have the best odds to reach th

After the unimpressive win over Purdue on Saturday, Michigan Football dropped several spots on ESPN’s FPI rankings heading into the second bye week of the year:

ANN ARBOR — Ideally, Joe Taylor would never do the thing he loves most on a football field. The Michigan fifth-year senior is closing in on a school record that illustrates his sacrifice, selflessness and skill. During Saturday’s game against Northwestern, Taylor will almost certainly become Michigan’s all-time leader in special teams snaps.

The Penn State Nittany Lions hit the road for East Lansing and a Saturday afternoon matchup against Michigan State for the famed Land-Grant Trophy.

The NCAA has placed the Michigan State football program has been placed on probation for three years after violating rules by having three ineligible players participate, per Jake Trotter of ESPN. According to Trotter, none of the three players are with the program anymore.