College football rumors are intensifying as Michigan searches for a new coach to replace Sherrone Moore. A new name has emerged as a top candidate to be the next Michigan coach.

Dan Patrick reported that the Michigan football program might look at former quarterback Brian Griese as a dark horse candidate for the job.

Despite limited Power Four coaching experience, Michigan interim coach Biff Poggi says the job has “sparked" his desire to lead the Wolverines full time.

Steam appears to be picking up in Michigan's coaching search. On Monday, interim head coach Biff Poggi revealed that Athletic Director Warde Manuel said he hope

Michigan is searching for a new head football coach after the firing of Sherrone Moore. Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm has reportedly emerged as a name of interest in the search. Other potential candidates include Eli Drinkwitz, Kyle Whittingham, Jesse Minter, and interim coach Biff Poggi.

Poggi described Texas as having a “bunch of monsters” on its roster, making preparation tough for the upcoming bowl game. Adding another layer of mystery, three starters have already opted out of playing in the game to declare for the 2026 NFL Draft.

Coaches are getting paid, players are getting paid. But college football programs are still financially unwell, forcing schools to beg for money.

Despite having no head coaching experience, Georgia defensive coordinator Glenn Schumann has an impressive resume and would be a good candidate for Michigan Football:

Urban Meyer received a check from Barstool Sports owner and Michigan football fan Dave Portnoy for the bet they made on the Ohio State-Michigan game.