Any word on this guy? Looks like hes one of the top OL portal guys and there are articles out there making it sound like it's between us and Nebraska?

Bet $.67 on:

- Notre Dame to win football national championship (beat OSU Monday)
- Lions to win Super Bowl
- Michigan to win basketball national championship
- Pistons to win NBA championship (by far longest odds)

Payout: $250,000

Each bet has increasingly longer odds.

$.67 was the max bet I could do.

Michigan and Tennessee standing out most:

Wink is at $2.5M, we need him a minimum of 2 mor years. Bump him up $1.5 M a year for the next 2 years.

You could see the hip was really bothering him lately. Get well soon Coach.

Chargers' Jim Harbaugh to have cardiac ablation, hip replacement​

Kris Rhim, ESPN
Jan 15, 2025, 05:07 PM ET

EL SEGUNO, Calif. -- Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said Wednesday that he will have a cardiac ablation this offseason and hip replacement surgery.

Harbaugh, 61, briefly left the Chargers' Week 6 game against the Denver Broncos after a flare-up with atrial flutter, a type of arrhythmia that causes the heart to beat at an abnormally high rate. Harbaugh wore a heart monitor for two weeks during the season.

Harbaugh went to the locker room, where paramedics treated him. He had an electrocardiogram scan and, eventually, they got his heart back to a normal rhythm. Harbaugh returned in the first quarter and coached the remainder of the game. Defensive coordinator Jesse Minter was the interim head coach while Harbaugh was out.

In 2012, Harbaugh had his last flare-up. It came when he was coaching the San Francisco 49ers in a game against the Chicago Bears on "Monday Night Football," when he felt an irregular heartbeat but finished coaching the game and saw doctors afterward.

As for his hip replacement, Harbaugh walks with a significant limp now because of his hip, which will be corrected with the surgery.
Harbaugh has said previously that he wouldn't consider retiring because of his health issues.

"It would take my heart stopping for me not to be out there on the sideline," Harbaugh said in October.

if michigan gets haywood, that is 4 5 *. have we ever had 4 5 *

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Illinois 2027 four-star QB Trae Taylor was back in Ann Arbor this weekend to check out the Wolverines program. He's pretty familair with the program but wanted to get another look as the team has so much buzz around the program.

The biggest thing that stood out to me is that Coach Sinagoga is more involved with the QBs," Taylor said. "That is a huge plus for me because through all the changes he has been there from day 1 for me."

I specifically asked Taylor about the vibe change in the program and if he's noticed any difference. Lots of recruits are taking note of how things just feel a little different in the building now.

"The vibe is much more positive in the building," Taylor said. "They had a strong finish to the season and you are seeing Coach Moore is making it his own. Everyone is excited for next year."

Taylor added that his relationship is steadily improving with Moore. He believes it will grow even more in the coming months as he narrows down his recruitment some. Up next, Taylor plans to visit Texas A&M at the end of the month right before the dead period ends.

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I know some were speculating about potential transfer possibilities. With how thin this draft class is at QB I think this is a no-brainer 🤷‍♂️

M&BR has the latest on Michigan's transfer portal pursuits at OL.

After three years, the Jumpman Invitational, a basketball event held between the four original Jordan Brand schools, will not return in 2025.

The Michigan men went 0-3 over three years, losing to North Carolina, Florida and Oklahoma.

The Michigan women went 1-2, defeating North Carolina but losing to Florida and Oklahoma.

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Per his IG. Pretty expected news.

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Is WInk Martindale going to be a one and done as Michigan's defensive coordinator? Tackle talk segment on this podcast as UM as Jeff Persi goes into the portal. A little Detroit Lions discussion as they get ready for their big game Saturday night in Detroit verses Washington.
Breakdown
Open 00:00-1:09
WInk 1:10-11:13
WInk feedback 11:`14-31:05
OSU/ND 31:06-34:15
JJ McCarthy 34:16-36:28
Tackle talk 36:29-43:14
OSU/ND 43:15-59:40
Lions/Commanders 59:41-1:11:55
Chicken wing show 1:11:56-1:23:56
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I think it’s tine we’ve had one. It should’ve been scheduled a long time ago. Though it probably won’t happen until the 2030s, I say we should go for it.


Thoughts????

Could he be a Michigan wide receiver target?

looks like the decommitment has officially happened!

Michigan offensive line coach Grant Newsome, head coach Sherrone Moore and general manager Sean Magee stopped by Portage Northern High School last week during the contact period to check in on Rivals250 2026 OL Gregory Patrick.

"We talked about what the future of the program looks like and why I would be a perfect fit," Patrick said.

STORY:

Anyone ever explain why Lance to Michigan didn’t end up happening?