college football

Michigan football kicks off a new era this season. Can the Wolverines put it together with a mix of veteran talent and rising stars? Then, as MSU students begin the school year they may notice changes with on campus bussing - no drivers. And, Michigan comic Scoochie Boochie talks about his stand-up comedy and rap music.

This weekend features three top-10 matchups, the most ever for an opening weekend in college football history. And Arch Manning, the most hyped player of a generation, will start for the first time.

What to expect from U-M and MSU in the upcoming football season, a Lansing poet’s arts project in mid-Michigan, and this week’s episode of It’s Just Politics, featuring Pete Buttigieg.

Michigan Public commentator John U. Bacon assesses the new slew of Detroit Tigers pitchers, pressures on Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, and changes at Ohio State.

One of the most closely watched recruits is quarterback Bryce Underwood. He is from Belleville (Michigan) High School and committed to LSU early this year. The quarterback has given no indication he will change his plans to sign with LSU, but there is much speculation Michigan could use NIL money in its attempts to keep Underwood in state.

The University of Michigan hired the outside firm Altius Sports Partners to coordinate name, image, and likeness opportunities for its student athletes this spring.

Today, we talk with Detroit News film critic Adam Graham about an episode of a Netflix sports documentary series detailing the University of Michigan's football sign-stealing scandal. And, we hear from Isaiah Hole of the WolverinesWire about new details into the NCAA investigation surrounding the issue.

Sherrone Moore said he will continue to cooperate with the NCAA's investigation, including the release of his texts with Connor Stalions, a former recruiting staffer.

Jesse Minter is joining Jim Harbaugh and heading to the Los Angeles Chargers.

Michigan Public sports commentator John U. Bacon talks Dan Campbell's controversial calls in the Detroit Lions' 34-31 NFC Championship loss to the San Francisco 49ers.