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Thanks to the structure and discipline instilled in him by his mother, Devin Gardner waited for his turn under center

Michigan's first spring in the post-Denard era begins Saturday, and Michael Rothstein provides a primer for spring practice.

With spring practice in the rearview mirror, Michigan now can focus on its season opener Sept. 1 against defending national champion Alabama.

Michael Rothstein breaks down the Michigan Wolverines' offensive depth chart after the spring.

Story | Conversation | April 17, 2012

With the spring game just two days away here are five things to watch on the defensive side of the ball.

With the spring game just two days away here are five things to watch on the offensive side of the ball.

WR Laquon Treadwell brought his mom on this visit to Michigan, which figures to be a good sign for the Wolverines.

Story | Conversation | February 19, 2012

Tight end Kevin Koger has earned high marks for his play during practices leading up to Saturday's East-West Shrine Game.

Tight end Kevin Koger has earned high marks for his play during practices leading up to Saturday's East-West Shrine Game.

Will Heininger had it all planned out. End his career in the Sugar Bowl then be a ski bum in Colorado. But a freak injury before leaving for New Orleans changed that.

Story | Conversation | January 19, 2012

AD Dave Brandon says he leaves no stone unturned during the hiring process, lest Michigan get caught up in the type of scandal that has rattled some other schools recenlty.

Story | Conversation | January 17, 2012

From preplanned headbutts to rehearsed aerobatics to improvised eye-black, many Wolverines have pregame rituals they dare not ignore.

Brady Hoke understands it's an emotional week leading up to playing your biggest rival, but he wants everyone wearing maize and blue to stick as closely to their routine as possible.

Greg Mattison had a major reclamation project with the Michigan defense. What he has done is nothing short of miraculous.

Senior Troy Woolfolk has taken the starting free safety job from sophomore Thomas Gordon.

It was all set up for another last-second, Notre Dame-like finish for the Wolverines. But Michigan fell just short this time around.