Michigan has had ups and downs in 2025, but both the offense and defense have steadily improved as the season has gone on. While the Wolverines are improving as

Michigan’s play calling has been a hot topic all season with freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood at the controls of the Wolverines’ offense and new coordinator Chip Lindsey drawing mixed reviews. This week, coach Sherrone Moore shared intel on the Wolverines’ dual play-calling situation.

Moore withdrew his appeal in the case on Tuesday Sept. 29 and the University did the same a week later on Oct. 6, per the NCAA Division I dashboard.

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore says beating Michigan State four straight years "gives you a sense of pride." "You walk around with a big chest, chin high," he told Brad Galli. Moore also discussed why U-M's passing attack looks so different week-to-week,

Rod Moore last played in the loss to USC on Oct. 11, playing a season-high 47 snaps in a game the Wolverines allowed nearly 500 yards of total offense. Moore suited up for the game against Washington a week later but never played, switching to street clothes at halftime, and was absent from Saturday’s win over rival Michigan State.

Over the last week, Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman and Michigan coach Sherrone Moore have both come out in support of the playing one another on regular basis. There is a future home-and-home on the books for the Irish and Wolverines, but that's not until 2033 and 2024.

Michigan Football head coach Sherrone Moore met with the media to give final thoughts on the Michigan State game, the pass game, the punt return unit, and more:

Sherrone Moore had a direct response when reporters asked about the controversial call in Michigan's 31-20 win over Michigan State.