With the Michigan football pursuit of 2025 Denton (Tx.) Ryan five-star offensive tackle Ty Haywood, there’s a chance that the Wolverines could get three five-star prospects in one class for the first time in school history. Except, depending on your accounting via the recruiting services, the maize and blue may already have that.

The 2024 college football season is behind us after Ohio State got by Notre Dame in the national title game on Monday night. The Buckeyes, at one time, appeared

Michigan appears to have its work cut out of it if it's looking to climb back in the College Football Playoff picture, at least according to analysts.

One prospect that Michigan is in good shape with is four-star Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Central edge rusher Cam Brooks, who recently included the Wolverines in his 'Top 9' schools alongside Georgia, Ohio State, Tennessee, Miami, Florida State, Auburn, Clemson and California.

On3’s Andy Staples and Ari Wasserman put together their list of who they think will be the best of the best in 2025, even as the national championship game has yet to take place culminating the 2024 season. And the Wolverines come in ranked No. 12 in their estimation.

A day after the title game, new odds were released and more way-too-early top 25 polls were dropped. One of them was from Bill Bender of Sporting News, and he had Texas at No. 1 with Ohio State at No. 2. The rest of the top 10 were Georgia, Penn State, Oregon, Notre Dame, Clemson, Alabama, LSU and Miami (FL).

Now that the 2024 college football season is officially over, we're already looking ahead to the 2025 season. Here's our way-too-early guess at what the top 25 could look like in August. 25. Michigan How much of an upgrade can Michigan make at QB?

The Penn State Nittany Lions went 13-3 and finished in the top 5 of the AP Top 25 for the first time since 2005.