Michigan Playmaker Abruptly Bolts Program Weeks Before College Football Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Michigan football offense needs to be better this year, and according to RB Jordan Marshall, it's in great shape.

The biggest issue with the Michigan football offense last season was that the team didn’t have a quarterback. The Wolverines cycled through three guys, and none were even close to meeting the standard ...

ROCHESTER — Athletes at John Marshall High School will have to trek elsewhere for several games during the first portion of ...

Haynes, who ended up being a 1B option for Alabama last season, rushed for 448 yards and seven scores. But Marshall believes they are both complete backs and balance each other well. With Haynes ...

Both believe they're do-it-all backs who can help elevate the Wolverines' offense. Can they live up to that billing this fall ...

"You shouldn't be able to see one leader in the room," Justice Haynes said. "We're all leaders. We're all No. 1...backs, and we all gonna make plays.” ...

On Thursday, word surfaced of three Michigan football receivers who have stood out with Bryce Underwood, Jake Garcia, Mikey ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- It will be a new look for Michigan football to have two new running backs after an era that had Hassan ...

Marshall praises new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey and head coach Sherrone Moore for the positive changes. He highlights ...

You have to embrace the physicality, embrace making plays' ...

Three East Texans were named to the Doak Walker Award Watch List on Tuesday. The honor is awarded annually to the nation’s ...