Podcast appearances and mentions of Kyle Whittingham

After an unexpected win over Oklahoma last weekend, Michigan hosts underdogs UTEP at the Big House with a good chance to improve to 3-0 before Big Ten play begins. What have we learned about Kyle Whittingham's team in the past week, and what's the ceiling for this season? We discuss that and more in the latest Wolverine Confidential podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Monday night radio show featured three great guests to recap the Wolverines' win over Oklahoma and preview the opportunity this weekend against UTEP. Head Coach Kyle Whittingham began the show before special teams coordinator Kerry Coombs stopped by around the 22-minute mark. The final segment belonged to punter Cam Brown, who discussed his unique path to football and his tremendous performance against the Sooners. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Ohio State vs Texas and Oklahoma vs Michigan were huge week 2 games on the College Football landscape. On Josh Pate’s College Football Show Ep 767 Josh Pate breaks down Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns streaming from behind to beat Ryan Day and the Buckeyes. What about Brent Venables seeing his team get stoned by Kyle Whittingham and the Wolverines? Dan Lanning and Oregon fell against Oklahoma State in upset fashion Saturday. What’s wrong with the Ducks? Alabama beat Kentucky in a game that was close until it wasn’t. Texas A&M did the same against Arizona State. The AP Poll is out for week 3. How far did Oregon and Oklahoma fall? Where are Texas and Miami? All that plus early best bets for week 3 on the Ramen Noodle Express. Be sure to let us know what you think, SUBSCRIBE to the channel, and CLICK THE BELL for notifications as we bring you multiple live shows per week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fox Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt breaks down Texas' incredible 4th Quarter comeback against #1 Ohio State. He explains why the comeback happened and whether Ryan Day and Ohio State made a mistake with their late game strategy which led to Texas' win. He discusses how big of a win that is for Steve Sarkisian and Texas as they finally beat the Buckeyes in thier 3rd try in 3 seasons and how he should rank Ohio State in his Top 10 after the loss. He also breaks down Michigan's win over #11 Oklahoma as the Wolverines bounced back from their near upset a week ago to pick up a big win over an SEC opponent. Klatt explains why that game was so important for Kyle Whittingham's early tenure and what the result means for both programs going forward. He also reacts to Oregon's loss to Oklahoma State and raises questions about what is going on with a team that was his Preseason #1.Klatt explains why Week 2 showed we shouldn't read too much into season openers and why the Big Ten missed an opportunity to make a statement. Klatt reveals his full Top 10 which includes a surprise team cracking the list for the first time this season. Chapters 🏈0:00-1:31 It was an EPIC day in college football1:32-26:56 Texas stuns Ohio State29:57-40:17 Michigan bounces back to knock off Oklahoma40:18-45:52 Oklahoma State upsets Oregon 39-3145:53-51:50 Did the narrative between the Big Ten and SEC shift after Saturday?51:51-59:44 Klatt's new top 10 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to Texas' massive comeback win over No. 1 Ohio State and explains why surviving a sloppy night from Arch Manning only strengthened his belief that the Longhorns are built to win the national championship. JT also breaks down why Oregon's loss to Oklahoma State means it may already be time to hit the panic button on Dan Lanning and why USC suddenly looks like an even bigger problem for the Ducks. Did Michigan expose Oklahoma's ceiling by forcing John Mateer to win the game with his arm, and has Kyle Whittingham already found the version of Bryce Underwood that gives the Wolverines their best chance to win? JT reacts to Alabama's 45-17 win over Kentucky and explains why Kalen DeBoer may already have a championship-level defense while Keelon Russell and the offense continue developing. Is Miami's easy schedule distracting people from how dangerous Darian Mensah, Malachi Toney, and the Hurricanes actually are? Plus, JT gives his early thoughts on LSU vs Ole Miss and why Lane Kiffin returning to Oxford could become College Football's game of the year. All that plus national championship contenders, Week 2 overreactions, CFP implications, quarterback questions, and early-season reality checks across College Football.

Chuck reacts to Texas coming back to beat Ohio State. Chuck and Heath discuss Michigan's win against Oklahoma and the ensuing issues for the Sooners. David Murray of Gene's Page assesses Mississippi State after a dominant win at Minnesota. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan answered a lot of questions Saturday with a huge win over Oklahoma.Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter break down what changed after the ugly opener against Western Michigan, how Michigan finally tailored the offense to Bryce Underwood's strengths, and why the Wolverines' defense is quickly becoming the identity of this team.We'll also get into the concerns that remain — penalties, an inconsistent traditional run game, the need to get Andrew Marsh involved and a passing attack that Kyle Whittingham admits still needs to develop.Michigan is 2-0 with UTEP up next. What did the Oklahoma win tell us about this team, and what needs to happen before Big Ten play?〽️ Rise to the Victors

The Wolverines earned a gritty victory over Oklahoma on Saturday in Ann Arbor. Jon Jansen, Brian Boesch, Doug Karsch, and Jack Miller begin the episode by breaking down the most important moments and players to the Wolverines' 17-10 win. Then, we begin our postgame interviews around the 19-minute mark, as Jon visits with Head Coach Kyle Whittingham, and Jason Avant chats with five players: Jyaire Hill, Zeke Berry, Chris Bracy, Bryce Underwood, and Zack Marshall.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chuck likes Oklahoma's chances at Michigan Saturday. Chuck and Heath discuss the MSU-Minnesota game's importance. Parker Thune of KREF Norman previews the Oklahoma Michigan game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Los Angeles Rams are STOCK DOWN after getting crushed by the San Francisco 49ers in Australia — and Maggie Gray thinks their travel strategy deserves serious scrutiny. The Rams arrived in Melbourne just over 24 hours before kickoff, while the 49ers arrived nearly a week early. San Francisco won 27-7, and the Rams appeared to fade badly as the game went on.Could the Rams' decision to fly to Australia so late come back to haunt them in a crowded NFC West? If Los Angeles is battling San Francisco, Seattle and Arizona for the division — and potentially home-field advantage in the NFC — every game matters.Maggie also gives STOCK DOWN to New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye after an ugly fourth quarter against the Seattle Seahawks. Maye threw THREE interceptions in the fourth quarter as New England blew a 10-0 lead and lost 13-10. The bigger question: was Maye's MVP-caliber 2025 season helped by a favorable schedule, and does he become a different quarterback when he faces elite defenses?Then there's Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham. After Michigan barely survived Western Michigan, Whittingham said Bryce Underwood's starting quarterback job was "not infinite." The problem? Underwood appeared genuinely surprised when reporters asked him about those comments. With No. 10 Oklahoma coming to Ann Arbor, Maggie says Whittingham has to understand that Michigan comes with a completely different level of media scrutiny than Utah.Maggie also gives STOCK DOWN to the Los Angeles Dodgers for waiting so long to put Shohei Ohtani on the injured list. Ohtani is dealing with left knee and right biceps issues and is eligible to return September 23 — meaning he could have just FIVE regular-season games to get his timing back before the playoffs.And in the matchup breakdown, Maggie looks ahead to Vikings vs. Packers. Can Jordan Love carry Green Bay against a Minnesota defense that was one of the NFL's best last season — especially without Josh Jacobs? Can Kyler Murray take advantage of Green Bay's defensive injuries and get Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison the football?Plus: Maggie's biggest STOCK UP and STOCK DOWN calls of the week.Subscribe to A Must Win Game with Maggie Gray for NFL, college football, MLB, NBA, sports analysis, predictions and opinions from a sports fan's perspective.#NFL #Packers #Vikings #Rams #DrakeMaye #MichiganFootball #Dodgers #ShoheiOhtani #CollegeFootball #AMustWinGame Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

One week after Michigan somehow escaped Western Michigan, the Wolverines get an opportunity to change the entire conversation against No. 11 Oklahoma.Welcome to Rise to the Victors, your daily start with Michigan sports on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter.It's prediction time.Trevor and Darnell make their final calls for Michigan-Oklahoma, starting with the player everyone will be watching: Bryce Underwood. After a week dominated by questions about his performance, Kyle Whittingham's comments and the pressure surrounding Michigan's sophomore quarterback, what does Bryce do when he finally gets back on the field?Can Michigan establish the running game? Can the offensive line respond? Does Jason Beck put more on Underwood's legs? And can Jay Hill's defense contain Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer after an encouraging Week 1 performance?We'll pick the players who could decide the game, make our offensive and defensive predictions, and put our final scores on the record.Michigan looked nothing like the team we expected in Week 1. Saturday is its first chance to prove that was one bad night — rather than a warning about what's ahead.〽️ Rise to the Victors

Rich reacts to the latest news on Sam Darnold's hip injury and discusses how an extended absence could impact the Seahawks' season with backup QB Drew Lock. ESPN NFL Analyst Alex Smith and Rich discuss Travis Kelce's evolution from raw rookie to the NFL's GOAT receiving Tight End, what advice he has for Patriots QB Drake Maye in the wake of his ugly 3-INT season debut, what to expect from the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs this season, why he's buying big time stock in the Baltimore Ravens, what's at stake already for the Rams and 49ers in their Week 1 NFC West showdown, and his former Utah coach Kyle Whittingham taking over the reins at Michigan. Rich and the guys discuss the injuries to Patriots WR AJ Brown, Raiders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Chuck thinks Alabama Kentucky might be more interesting than some anticipate. Chuck and Heath discuss Bryce Underwood's reaction to his coach saying he's not locked in as the long term starter at Michigan. Nick Roush of KSR previews Kentucky's matchup with Alabama. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The conversation around Bryce Underwood changed quickly after Michigan's season opener — and Saturday against Oklahoma could change it all over again.Welcome to Rise to the Victors, your daily start with Michigan sports on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter.Today, Trevor and Darnell take a closer look at Underwood following Michigan's uneven offensive performance against Western Michigan and the pressure surrounding the sophomore quarterback entering a much bigger test against Oklahoma.Kyle Whittingham made headlines with his comments about Underwood's job security and the need to see improvement. Underwood had his own response. Urban Meyer has weighed in on the situation as well. But how much of this conversation is fair to a quarterback who is still only one game into a new offense?We break down what actually went wrong against Western, the context surrounding Underwood's development, what Michigan needs to do to help him and why Saturday against Oklahoma feels like a major moment — without turning one September game into a final verdict on Bryce Underwood.〽️ Rise to the Victors

Jim and Jon were perplexed by Underwood's response to Kyle Whittingham's comments about his starting job

Happy Thursday! We react to Ryan Day's radio show ahead of Texas week. We make our NFL picks. Bryce Underwood is not on the same page with Kyle Whittingham. Ian Fitzsimmons joins the show. John Harbaugh makes his presence felt with the New York media before even coaching his first game. Hall of Famer Steve Largent joins the show for Gold Jacket Thursday. And we Tell the Truth.

In this week's episode, Al Borges returns to the breakdown series, and we welcome former Michigan defensive coordinator Ron English to the team (Vance Bedford will still make occasional guest appearances this season). The crew tackles a surprising opener in which Michigan survived Western Michigan with a controversial, last-second Hail Mary, but the Wolverines left their opener with far more questions than answers—and little time to find them before a massive showdown with Oklahoma. On this week's Michigan Football Breakdown, The Michigan Insider's Sam Webb joins former Michigan offensive coordinator Al Borges and former defensive coordinator Ron English for a detailed film review of the good, bad, and ugly from Michigan's dramatic escape. Borges breaks down an offense that sputtered after an impressive opening drive, from third-down failures and problems handling defensive line movement to an inconsistent rushing attack and costly turnovers. At the center of the discussion is Bryce Underwood, as Borges analyzes the quarterback's reads, fundamentals, and decision-making, while the trio debates Kyle Whittingham's pointed declaration that Underwood remains the starter “right now”—and what it means for the length of his leash against Oklahoma. English takes the defense, explaining what he liked about a unit that surrendered only field goals despite playing 71 snaps, but also what must improve after Western sustained several long drives. That includes better communication and execution, more physical tackling, and doing a better job disguising coverages and tightening up pre-snap rotations so Oklahoma can't easily identify. He then tackles what the Wolverines must do to defend Oklahoma's dangerous quarterback, John Mateer. The crew lays out the most important fixes ahead of Week 2—and why the matchup with the Sooners could quickly become a season-shaping test for Underwood and the Wolverines.

The Michigan Insider's Monday Morning Quarterback is back, with Sam Webb and Michigan legend Denard Robinson putting Bryce Underwood's underwhelming performance against Western Michigan under the microscope following the Wolverines' dramatic, controversial last-second Hail Mary victory. Robinson breaks down why Underwood struggled after he opening drive, highlighting issues with his footwork, pocket presence, pre-snap recognition, eye discipline, and tendency to predetermine throws — mistakes that could prove far more costly against Oklahoma. The former Michigan quarterback also details how the Wolverines can help Underwood find his rhythm, from giving him more quarterback runs and RPO opportunities to building a package of “layup” plays that can settle him when things start going sideways. But the conversation ultimately turns to the biggest question facing Michigan this week: Is Underwood's starting job now on the line? Webb shares Kyle Whittingham's pointed declaration that Underwood is the quarterback “right now,” but that his hold on the job isn't infinite and improvement must come. Robinson reacts strongly to that message and explains why Saturday's massive showdown with Oklahoma represents both a serious test of Underwood's job security and a golden opportunity for the talented sophomore to quiet the doubts with the kind of breakthrough performance Michigan has been waiting for.

Hour 1 Starting Lineup: Legen Glasker Utah's passing game What You May Have Missed Hour 2 Former NFL & Utes safety Eric Weddle Weber State head coach Eric Kjar misc Hour 3 CFB AP Top 25 MAC now questioning outcome of Western Michigans loss to Michigan Misc Hour 4 Dabo Swinney goes after reporter Sports Roulette Final thoughs

CFB AP Top 25 MAC now questioning outcome of Western Michigans loss to Michigan Misc

Michigan's Week 1 escape raised plenty of questions. Oklahoma is about to start answering them.Welcome to Michigan Weekly, a weekly Michigan sports conversation on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Nick Coston, aka Big Boutros.This week, Trevor and Nick briefly revisit what went wrong against Western Michigan before turning almost entirely toward Saturday's showdown with Oklahoma at the Big House.The matchup puts Bryce Underwood immediately back under the microscope. Kyle Whittingham made it clear that he expects improvement from his quarterback, while Underwood responded with confidence. Now Michigan gets a much different test against a top-10 opponent.Trevor and Nick break down the matchup, Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer, Michigan's turnover problem, what needs to change offensively, and the three things they'll be watching most closely Saturday.One game was a data point. Oklahoma is the retest.Michigan Weekly is a deeper weekly conversation about Michigan Football, basketball, recruiting and the biggest stories surrounding the Wolverines.〽️ Michigan Weekly

In Hour 3 of the show, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn, & LaVar Arrington chat with Pete Prisco as gears up for NFL week 1 and goes over his power rankings. Plus, the guys go over Kyle Whittingham saying for right now that Bryce Underwood is their QB at Michigan, we have a wet in Wrigley field edition of The Leftovers, and more!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Oklahoma game week coverage began on Monday night with our "Inside Michigan Football" Radio Show. At the beginning of the show, Jon visited with Head Coach Kyle Whittingham for two wide-ranging segments. Then, wide receivers coach Micah Simon stopped by around the 24-minute mark to discuss his room and some areas of improvement for this week. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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OC talks Utah FB with Zack Moss, BYU FB with Jarom Jordan in the Red & Blue, More CFB with Geoff Schwartz, Michigan's "Bail Mary" in Kyle Whittingham's first game in Ann Arbor + more

Big Ben talks about Michigan getting an extra play to beat Western Michigan, if new Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham can exhale after this Hail Mary victory, the ridiculousness of a traveling Peter Herbstreit merchandise store, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 Starting Lineup: Big 12 weekend recap Zions Bank End Zone Hour 2 Michigan wins in controversial fashion Good, Bad & Ugly misc Hour 3 BYU head coach Kalani Sitake weekly presser Utah State head coach Bronco Mendenhall finding positives from USU's loss to Idaho State Hour 4 Utah head coach Morgan Scalley weekly presser week of Arkansas game Sports Roulette Final thoughts

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Arch Manning gets Ohio State in Austin, Aaron Donald is playing football again, and Oregon barely survived Boise State at Autzen.  College Football Week 1 gave us two coaching debuts and only one of them was real. Lane Kiffin dropped 51 on Clemson in Baton Rouge and led 31-3 at halftime. Kyle Whittingham left 21 years at Utah for Ann Arbor and needed a second the officials put back on the clock to beat Western Michigan as a 27.5 point favorite. College Football Week 2 is the real test. Ohio State at Texas with the Longhorns favored by a point and a half. Oklahoma at Michigan. Oregon on the road in Stillwater, and we ask whether Ducks fans should already be worried. Then the NFL. The Super Bowl favorite Rams pulled Aaron Donald out of retirement to line up next to Myles Garrett, and we break down how scared the other 31 teams should be. Big Ben has the numbers on how new head coaches do in Week 1, and there are 10 of them this year including Arizona and Las Vegas. It is not pretty. Subscribe for weekly takes. Your West Coast Source For Sports.   0:00 College Football Week 1 Recap 3:39 Kiffin Drops 51 On Clemson 9:02 Arch Manning Gets Ohio State 14:24 Oklahoma vs Michigan Preview 16:08 Oregon At Oklahoma State 18:46 Alabama vs Kentucky, Who Wins? 22:03 Aaron Donald And Myles Garrett 27:17 Seahawks, 49ers, Rams Week 1 28:40 10 New NFL Head Coaches 33:27 Mike McDaniel To College? 34:56 Ben Simmons Joins The Kings 37:01 Layla Kiffin vs Lane Kiffin 39:11 Apple Cup In Seattle 43:28 Cal Raleigh Autographs Are Cheap  

Matt Missler of WTKA radio Ann Arbor assesses Michigan after the Wolverines controversial win over Western Michigan. Chuck and Heath discuss Miami's dominant showing in a road conference game. Wes Mitchell of Gamecock Central sizes up South Carolina after a rout of Kent State in their opener.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send JD a text message and be heard!My buddy Milton a @umichfootball season ticket holder came on to talk the @wmu_football game and the one second controversy even though he missed the ending! #bryceunderwood the answer at QB?  Not IMO though hell of a pass on the GW Hail Mary TD .  Huge game at the #bighouse on Saturday vs @ou_football #boomersooner and all that stuff.   Discussed @umichbball @detroitpistons @cadecunn1ngham @detroitlionsnfl #fantasyfootball & #sportstrivia at the finish.  Always looking for new members @theclashingconferences if you're interested.All sports.  One podcast.  (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST 

Michigan barely escaped a monumental upset as the Western Michigan Broncos gave the wolverines a run for their money at the big house. We break down the controversial last-second drama, Michigan's offensive performance, and our overall takeaways from Kyle Whittingham's first game in charge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michigan Football is 1-0.How the Wolverines got there is a much more complicated conversation.Welcome to Rise to the Victors, your daily start with Michigan sports on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter.Michigan somehow escaped Western Michigan with a win Saturday night after an offensive performance that raised significantly more questions than anyone expected entering Week 1.And the biggest questions surround Bryce Underwood.After an offseason filled with positive reports about Underwood's development in Jason Beck's offense, some of the same issues that plagued his freshman season resurfaced once the game went live. Kyle Whittingham acknowledged Monday that Underwood's performance was disappointing compared with what Michigan saw throughout fall camp, but stressed that this was his first live game in a completely new offense and that the Wolverines remain confident in his development.So how concerned should Michigan fans actually be?Trevor and Darnell break down what went wrong with Underwood, why the problems went well beyond the quarterback and what Michigan needs to change before Oklahoma comes to the Big House.Whittingham actually came away more encouraged by the offensive line after reviewing the film, but Michigan didn't run the football violently enough, struggled on third down, committed costly penalties and turnovers and allowed Western Michigan to possess the football for more than 40 minutes.There were positives, too.Michigan's defense quietly allowed only 3.3 yards per play, missed just five tackles and didn't surrender an explosive play. Rod Moore and John Henry Daley made successful returns. And JJ Buchanan emerged as a major weapon in the passing game — including, of course, the catch that somehow allowed Michigan to escape with a victory.Michigan didn't play well.Michigan still won.Now the Wolverines have one week to figure out what went wrong before Oklahoma arrives in Ann Arbor.

The Wolverines escaped with a narrow victory over Western Michigan on Saturday night in Ann Arbor. Hear from Jon Jansen, Brian Boesch, Doug Karsch, and Jack Miller to begin the episode. Our postgame interviews from the Michigan locker room start around the 20-minute mark, as Jon visits with head coach Kyle Whittingham and Jason Avant chats with six players: Jordan Marshall, JJ Buchanan, Bryce Underwood, Zeke Berry, Dom Nichols, and Troy Bowles.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Detroit Sports Podcast -- The Michigan Podcast Steve Deace kicks off season 10 of Michigan Podcast as the Kyle Whittingham era begins against Western Michigan. Former Michigan QB David Cohen joins to break down Bryce Underwood's development, why this might be the toughest opposing quarterback schedule in program history, and the "triangle" of defense, offensive line, and QB play that will determine if Michigan makes a playoff run! Plus, a look at breakout newcomers like J.J. Buchanan and Chris Bracey as the Whittingham-Utah pipeline starts paying dividends.

College football's opening week has turned into a legal and competitive free-for-all — and this episode has it all covered. With LSU locked in a roster dispute with its own conference that's spilled into federal court. Coach, Tony Barnhart, and Dennis Dodd break down a power struggle that could reshape who's actually eligible to play. Dodd unpacks why LSU ultimately backed down, what the Texas Tech precedent signals, and why the sport is fast approaching an unavoidable question: what really separates a college athlete from a professional? Barnhart brings the SEC's perspective, while Coach digs into the pressure now facing university presidents, athletic directors, governors, and commissioner Greg Sankey. From there, the crew races through the weekend's biggest storylines — whether Georgia and Texas truly separate themselves in a wide-open SEC, why Ole Miss might deserve more buzz than LSU, the heat on Florida State's Mike Norvell, Arch Manning's debut and Heisman implications, and whether Vanderbilt's Jared Curtis is the next breakout freshman quarterback. They also dive into Miami's early claim as the ACC's team to beat, Colorado's statement road win over Georgia Tech — with notes on Deion Sanders, Juju Lewis, and former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter — and how Boise State can bolster its playoff case against Oregon even in a loss. We round out the hour with the SEC's transfer-portal-driven landscape, a rundown of first-year coaches at Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, and Arkansas, and the growing question of whether NIL spending is actually translating into wins. Dennis previews the renewed Missouri-Kansas rivalry, Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, the Big 12's knack for late-game drama, and the Group of Six programs still churning out head-coaching talent. Finally, Charles Davis joins from Eugene with a national lens on Oregon and Boise State, the shifting value of conference titles in the playoff era, and why just reaching the postseason has become the sport's new benchmark — plus his read on Michigan under Kyle Whittingham, Penn State under Matt Campbell, and USC's early defensive progress under Gary Patterson. With the sport evolving faster than its own rulebook, this episode is essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of the personalities and power plays shaping college football in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

College football's opening week has turned into a legal and competitive free-for-all — and this episode has it all covered. With LSU locked in a roster dispute with its own conference that's spilled into federal court. Coach, Tony Barnhart, and Dennis Dodd break down a power struggle that could reshape who's actually eligible to play. Dodd unpacks why LSU ultimately backed down, what the Texas Tech precedent signals, and why the sport is fast approaching an unavoidable question: what really separates a college athlete from a professional? Barnhart brings the SEC's perspective, while Coach digs into the pressure now facing university presidents, athletic directors, governors, and commissioner Greg Sankey. From there, the crew races through the weekend's biggest storylines — whether Georgia and Texas truly separate themselves in a wide-open SEC, why Ole Miss might deserve more buzz than LSU, the heat on Florida State's Mike Norvell, Arch Manning's debut and Heisman implications, and whether Vanderbilt's Jared Curtis is the next breakout freshman quarterback. They also dive into Miami's early claim as the ACC's team to beat, Colorado's statement road win over Georgia Tech — with notes on Deion Sanders, Juju Lewis, and former Tennessee defensive back Boo Carter — and how Boise State can bolster its playoff case against Oregon even in a loss. We round out the hour with the SEC's transfer-portal-driven landscape, a rundown of first-year coaches at Florida, Auburn, Kentucky, and Arkansas, and the growing question of whether NIL spending is actually translating into wins. Dennis previews the renewed Missouri-Kansas rivalry, Missouri's rise under Eli Drinkwitz, the Big 12's knack for late-game drama, and the Group of Six programs still churning out head-coaching talent. Finally, Charles Davis joins from Eugene with a national lens on Oregon and Boise State, the shifting value of conference titles in the playoff era, and why just reaching the postseason has become the sport's new benchmark — plus his read on Michigan under Kyle Whittingham, Penn State under Matt Campbell, and USC's early defensive progress under Gary Patterson. With the sport evolving faster than its own rulebook, this episode is essential listening for anyone trying to make sense of the personalities and power plays shaping college football in 2026.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Football is finally here.Welcome to Rise to the Victors, your daily start with Michigan sports on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Darnell Porter.On the final Friday without Michigan Football, Trevor and Darnell look back at one of the strangest offseasons in program history — and how months of chaos eventually gave way to something Michigan desperately needed under Kyle Whittingham: calm.The coaching staff was rebuilt. The roster stayed together. Spring football came and went. Michigan worked through summer and fall camp without another crisis. Whittingham has spent the last several months establishing exactly what he wants his program to become.Now we finally get to see it.

A new era of Michigan football begins on Saturday night in The Big House. Kickoff is at 730pm on NBC TV. Western Michigan is a good football team and should be a solid test. Joining me with her thoughts on that and so much more is The Angel of The Big House, beat writer Angelique Chengelis from The Detroit News. 

Michigan Football is back.Welcome to Michigan Weekly, a weekly Michigan sports conversation on the Blue By 90 network with Trevor McCue and Nick Coston, aka Big Boutros.This week, Trevor and Nick preview Michigan's season opener against Western Michigan and the first game of the Kyle Whittingham era.Saturday night will give us our first real look at Bryce Underwood in Jason Beck's offense, Jay Hill's new defense and a Michigan team that has spent the entire offseason talking about being tougher, more physical and better prepared for 2026. But how much can we actually learn from one game against a MAC opponent?After months of projections, press conferences and trying to figure out exactly what Michigan will become under Whittingham, we finally get our first real data point Saturday night.And remember: watch the process before you watch the scoreboard. Oklahoma comes to the Big House one week later. That's when things get serious.Michigan Weekly is a deeper weekly conversation about Michigan Football, basketball, recruiting and the biggest stories surrounding the Wolverines.Every Wednesday, Trevor McCue and Nick Coston (Big Boutros) go beyond the headlines to talk through what we know, what we think we know and what we're still trying to figure out.〽️ Michigan Weekly

The season premiere of the "Inside Michigan Football" radio show aired on Monday night along the Michigan Sports Network from LEARFIELD, including 94.7 WCSX in Detroit and 1050 WTKA in Ann Arbor. Jon Jansen sat down with Head Coach Kyle Whittingham at the beginning of the show to recap training camp and preview each position group on the team. Around the 28-minute mark, quarterbacks coach Koy Detmer stopped by to break down his room. Then, starting quarterback Bryce Underwood capped the show by discussing his improvements this offseason, his reaction to earning a captain role, and the team's excitement for Saturday night's matchup against Western Michigan. "Inside Michigan Football" airs live on Mondays from 7-8 p.m. during the season.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mich-WMU and season preview with Kyle WhittinghamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Deace kicks off season 10 of Michigan Podcast as the Kyle Whittingham era begins against Western Michigan. Former Michigan QB David Cohen joins to break down Bryce Underwood's development, why this might be the toughest opposing quarterback schedule in program history, and the "triangle" of defense, offensive line, and QB play that will determine if Michigan makes a playoff run. Plus, a look at breakout newcomers like J.J. Buchanan and Chris Bracey as the Whittingham-Utah pipeline starts paying dividends.

Kyle Whittingham denies pressuring players Sports Roulette

Hour 1 Starting Lineup Morgan Scalley presser is much more upbeat What You May Have Missed Hour 2 Utes insider Josh Furlong Weber State head coach Eric Kjar Hour 3 Sports Illustrated Bryan Fischer Stan Kroenke buys Angels Man tricks women into thinking he played for 49ers Hour 4 Kyle Whittingham denies pressuring players Sports Roulette

Starting Lineup Morgan Scalley presser is much more upbeat What You May Have Missed

No. 16 Michigan opens the Whittingham era Saturday night vs. Western Michigan at The Big House. Voice of the Broncos Robin Hook joins Mike to preview WMU's title core, dual-threat QB Broc Lowry, RB Jalen Buckley, and how the Broncos see a new-look Michigan team. GO BLUE!