BLOOMINGTON, IN – Here are the Michigan State football players who helped or hurt their stock in the Spartans’ 38-13 loss at No. 3 Indiana on Saturday, Oct. 18.

Jordan Marshall ran for a tiebreaking touchdown late in the third quarter and Bryce Underwood threw his second touchdown pass early in the fourth to help Michigan pull away and beat Washington 24-7.

Last year’s ReliaQuest Bowl starter, Jordan Marshall, reminded Michigan fans why he was considered for the starting running back job with a powerful performance that should place him back in contention going forward.

Jemele Hill believes that the NIL system has improved the state of college football after big wins by Vanderbilt and Indiana.

Michigan is in its second season with Sherrone Moore as the full-time head coach. So far under his watch, the Wolverines are 13-7, though UM beat CMU and Nebraska while Moore was on suspension this season.

Michigan (5-2) at Michigan State (3-4), Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. EDT. BetMGM College Football Odds Opening Line: Michigan by 8.5. Against the spread: Michigan 3-4, Michigan State 3-4. Michigan State ranks 126th in third down defense, allowing opponents to ...

Though he's a proud Michigan alumni, Ric Flair boldly declares that Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin is the greatest coach In college football.

Indiana jumped a spot in the poll with then No. 2 Miami losing 24-21 to Louisville. The Hurricanes were one of four top 10 teams (Ole Miss, Texas Tech and LSU) to lose over the we