One of the seismic recruiting decisions in recent memory can be traced back to a previously unknown Michigan alumnus. Billionaire Larry Ellison’s wife, Jolin Zhu — who also goes by Keren Zhu — received a bachelor of arts degree in International Studies from Michigan in 2012,

Michigan flipped Bryce Underwood’s recruitment from LSU by devising and putting forward a plan to get Underwood to Ann Arbor.

Ellison, who ranks No. 2 on Forbes’ real-time billionaires list, is not a Michigan alumni but the Wolverines apparently hold a special place in his heart. That’s because his current wife, Jolin Ellison, bleeds maize and blue.

Michigan called in the big guns to get new star quarterback Bryce Underwood to flip his college commitment. Portnoy, who is watching his Wolverines struggle this season thanks to a dismal quarterback situation, said on one of his podcasts that he would devote millions in NIL money to help his alma mater land QBs in the future.

Dave Portnoy is telling his side of the story. The Barstool Sports founder went on the brand's "College Football Show" and provided insight on the process of Bryce Underwood flipping his commitment from LSU to Michigan.

Last week, ESPN Baton Rouge radio host Matt Moscona said he was told Michigan agreed to pay Underwood $12 million. I’m told Michigan got to $12 Million for Underwood.

The Wolverines are signing five top-100 commits and 12 top-300 pledges in the first recruiting class of the Sherrone Moore era.

Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel and senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger join Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde to discuss the prized quarterback's verbal commitment to the Wolverines and the new world of recruiting in college football.

During an interview at the Detroit Pistons game on Tuesday night — one day before signing day — 2025 five-star QB Bryce Underwood briefly explained what went into his decision to flip his commitment f

Hail Yes!' hosts Tony Garcia and Rainer Sabin break down the Wolverines landing No. 1 overall recruit Bryce Underwood.

The Wolverines are getting a huge boost next season but will Underwood be ready to go on Day 1? If not, here are some options to bridge the gap.