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ESPN's future power rankings spotlight Michigan football potential with QB Bryce Underwood

ESPN attempts to look into its college football crystal ball to predict what the top teams in the sport will look like, not only this upcoming season, but in the future beyond that. With its future power rankings,

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Where Michigan football ranks in ESPN's future Power Rankings

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Michigan inside Top 15 of ESPN’s College Football Future Power Rankings

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Virginia Tech Ranks No. 46 Out of 68 Teams in ESPN's "Future Power Rankings"

Rittenberg placed Virginia Tech at 46th of the 68 Power 4 squads and 12th of the 17 ACC teams.

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Colorado Buffaloes Crack ESPN’s College Football Future Power Rankings

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UNC's ACC basketball tier revealed in 247Sports' way-too-early rankings

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Top 10 impact freshmen heading into the 2025 college football season

Jeremiah Smith, the former No. 1 overall recruit in the country, forced his way toward the epicenter of Ohio State’s entire playoff run.

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Where Penn State's RBs rank in 2025 according to CBS Sports

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Ranking the Top 5 CBs in the Big Ten for the 2025 football season

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Michigan football gets a flip prediction for Georgia WR commit Brady Marchese

Michigan is predicted to flip 2026 four-star wide receiver Brady Marchese from Georgia. Marchese recently reaffirmed his commitment to Georgia, making a potential flip a significant win for Michigan. Marchese is a highly-rated prospect, ranked as high as No. 61 overall in the country.

Michigan State football double legacy recruit is slated to officially visit this weekend

A double Spartan legacy has just decommitted from Rutgers and is now making the trip to East Lansing for an official visit this weekend

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NCAA president breaks silence on Michigan football infractions hearing

The Michigan football infractions hearing took place last week, and NCAA president Charlie Baker weighed in on what went down. The Michigan football team just had its infractions hearing regarding the NCAA's investigation into the program's illegal in-person scouting situation.