Will Ohio State star WRs Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate be healthy enough to play against Michigan? They both sat out vs. Rutgers.

The 2025 Michigan High School Athletic Association football playoffs moved to neutral sites today for the 11-player football semifinals and we’re tracking every final score from around Michigan on Saturday.

Michigan is back in action on Saturday and there is plenty at stake in this game. While some believe the Wolverines could falter against Maryland due to injurie

Novi Detroit Catholic Central dominated East Kentwood 46-6 in MHSAA Division 1 state semifinals to reach the final for the first time since 2016.

Wisconsin storms Munn, ending Michigan State's win streak with a thrilling comeback fueled by a dominant second period.

After Ohio State throttled Rutgers 42-9, head coach Ryan Day was immediately asked about his two superstar wide receivers. Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate were

Central Michigan shot 12 for 24 (50%) in the first half, with nine players scoring points. Shaka Smart gave a chance for freshman Michael Phillips II and 7-footer Josh Clark in the first half. Neither played against Dayton earlier in the week. Sophomore forward Damarius Owens had not played in the first 10 minutes.

The Golden Eagles (3-3) get that chance against Central Michigan at 1 p.m. Nov. 22 at Fiserv Forum. With a lot of outside noise swirling around the MU program, the players are just trying to focus on getting better. It wasn't an inspiring first-half performance, but MU took a 41-36 lead into halftime.