No. 18 Michigan had a hiatus from the College Football Playoff last season, but the Wolverines have made three of the last four -- including a 2023 national championship. Heading into the home stretch of the season, the program still has an outside shot to reach the postseason again.

The No. 18 Michigan Wolverines travel to Chicago this Saturday to take on a scrappy Northwestern football team that has five wins and has been mostly competitiv

Michigan debuted in the CFP rankings at No. 21 last week after narrowly beating Purdue, 21-16, on Nov. 1. While the Wolverines are 7-2 with losses to Oklahoma and USC, they don’t have a win over a ranked opponent this year.

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Michigan coach Sherrone Moore has spent much of this season quietly consulting one of college football's greatest minds: retired Alabama coach Nick Saban. The connection has become a touchstone for Moore as he navigates a pivotal three-game stretch that could define the Wolverines' College Football Playoff hopes.

Michigan Football is projected to face a strong SEC team in the Citrus Bowl, and one prominent expert has the Wolverines facing Oklahoma in a Week 2 rematch:

Kaden Catchings, previously committed to South Florida, flipped to Michigan football, the second recruiting flip by the Wolverines in the past week.