W hen Notre Dame offensive lineman Rocco Spinder entered the transfer portal, the first team that came to mind was Michigan. The Wolverines finished second in his recruitment when

Michigan football longed to lure former Clarkston (Mich.) offensive guard Rocco Spindler to Ann Arbor, however, Spindler honored his departed grandfather’s wishes and ended up suiting up for Notre Dame instead.

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Michigan has had plenty of attrition on its offensive line heading into the 2025 season. Starter Andrew Gentry is gone, and so are depth pieces like Tristan Bou

If you ask Michigan football fans how the Wolverines are doing in the transfer portal, you'll get different answers depending on the person. And the answers may run the gamut from extreme positivity to extreme negativity.

Building and assembling a roster is a year-round job in the current landscape of college football, but Michigan’s 2025 team has started to take shape. Every Wolverine on the fence about entering the 2025 NFL draft or returning has made their decision,

Michigan has seen a few offensive linemen leave the team since the season ended. Right tackle Andrew Gentry had started games for the Wolverines, but Michigan h