Michigan Football has a (largely) finalized coaching staff for the upcoming 2024 season and today marks the closing of the transfer portal window that began when Jim Harbaugh exited to the NFL. Changes may continue to rosters after spring ball, but today marks the point at which Michigan joins the rest of college football in terms of staff and roster stability, the dust settling on the changes of the winter period. That reality allows us to turn our attention to the rest of college football to see what's been going on elsewhere in the B1G, as we did last offseason. Just like last year's series, over the course of the next three pieces (we now have 17 teams to cover!) I will recap what transfer portal and NFL declarations have wrought upon Michigan's conference foes, in addition to any staff turnover. Today we are covering the six teams in what used to be the B1G East: Ohio State EXITS Ohio State lost a handful of impact players, but as a whole came out relatively unsca
The Rutgers football team got a major boost for next season. Running back Kyle Monangai, the Big Ten’s leading rusher, announced on Monday that he is returning to Piscataway for his senior season. A Second Team All-Big Ten selection, Monangai gained 1,099 yards, which placed him ahead of Michigan’s Blake Corum (1,028) and Wisconsin’s Braelon […]
“From day one, Fran makes you feel like you are the guy:” Fran Brown’s “uncanny ability” to connect with people will bring a national recruiting base and rousing presence to the Syracuse locker room.