Author: Rainer Sabin, Detroit Free Press

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh wanted his team to stay positive, test negative and play. But the opposite is happening right now for the Wolverines.

Michigan football’s collapse this season can be traced to 2019, when the Wolverines were trounced by Wisconsin Badgers. These were the signs.

The Michigan Wolverines fell to 1-3 this season after a 49-11 loss to the Wisconsin Badgers on Saturday in college football.

Coaches around the Big Ten may want the conference to reconsider its decision on postponing the football season. But they don’t get to make that call.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh says COVID-19 “is part of our society” and “there’s no expert view right now … that sports is going to make that worse.”

Jim Harbaugh said in an interview that Michigan football has been “about as close as you can possibly be” to winning a national title. Not true.

Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh’s proposal on rules for college players thinking NFL could help reduce talent base at programs like Ohio State, Alabama.

Michigan QB Shea Patterson, signed by the Kansas City Chiefs, was the last of the 337 players invited to the scouting combine to land with a team.

Western Michigan and UAB bid adieu to their basketball coaches just as COVID-19 began to change the country. Finding their replacements wasn’t easy.