The Michigan Wolverines have three games left on their 2025-26 schedule with hopes of qualifying for the second-ever 12-team College Football Playoff. Michigan will hit the road next Saturday to take on coach David Braun's Northwestern Wildcats at Wrigley Field in Chicago,

Michigan announced Wednesday that the team's matchup with Western Michigan to open the 2026 college football season will take place in Ann Arbor instead of Frankfurt, Germany.

Michigan enters its bye week with a 7-2 record and there is still plenty on the table for the Wolverines. Ranked No. 21 in the country, Michigan can win out and

Plans for Michigan and Western Michigan to open the 2026 season in Germany have fallen through and the teams will not play overseas.

Despite the struggles during the 2025 season, Michigan State football's coaching staff has stayed diligent working on the 2026 recruiting class. During the bye week, this week, the Spartans will be welcoming in a pair of JUCO players on official visits.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/michigan as Michigan football makes final decision on overseas game in 2026.

Michigan Football survived at home against Purdue in another ugly win. Here are 3 things we learned as the Wolverines head into another bye week: