Michigan just received its 17th commitment of the 2025 recruiting cycle — and it was a major one. The Wolverines just landed five-star offensive lineman Andrew

Michigan football dropped from the coaches poll top 25 rankings for first time since 2021, after ugly 21-7 loss to Illinois on Saturday.

Andrew Babalola, the nation's top uncommitted offensive line prospect, pledged to Michigan on Monday night, securing coach Sherrone Moore an offensive cornerstone for his inaugural recruiting class.

It hasn't been the season Michigan football hoped for on the field, but evidently that hasn't affected recruiting off of it.

Michigan's struggled on and off the field this season but landed its biggest win of the 2025 recruiting cycle.

Blue Valley Northwest 2025 five-star offensive lineman Andrew Babalola committed to the Wolverines over other finalists Auburn, Missouri, Oklahoma and Stanford, per On3′s Hayes Fawcett. The 6-foot-6,

The Michigan football team picked up a huge commitment on Monday night as five-star offensive tackle Andrew Babalola announced that he will coming to play for the Wolverines. Things haven’t been great for Michigan on the gridiron lately,

Sherrone Moore has had some recruiting fireworks in his first year, landing thus far one of the best classes for Michigan football in memory -- including in Jim Harbaugh's tenure. And it's getting even better.