The news regarding the Michigan football team offering this massive NIL deal dropped on Thursday morning, and Bryce Underwood posted another Instagram story earlier in the day that got people talking.

Michigan has gone all in, in hopes of landing five-star signal caller Bryce Underwood. The Belleville product is an LSU commit but that's not stopping the Wolverines from doing all they can to keep him in the state of Michigan for three-to-four more years.

Hail Yes crew is back with a spirited bye week episode. The guys talk about who's at fault for Michigan's terrible season, Bryce Underwood and more.

A report came out that the defending national champion Wolverines were willing to offer 5-star quarterback Bryce Underwood an NIL deal of $10.5 million in order to flip his commitment from the LSU Tigers to Michigan. Underwood is rated as the No. 1 player and No. 1 quarterback in the 2025 recruiting class.

Bryce Underwood is ahead of schedule. No, you don't understand. The No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2025 is way ahead of schedule. At age eight, he already stood close to 5-foot-3. By age 10, he was playing with 17-year-olds.

Former Michigan offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore was named head coach shortly after Harbaugh stepped away, but with three games remaining in the college football regular seaso

The Michigan football team is reportedly prepared to offer 2025 five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood over $10 million in NIL money if he comes to play for the Wolverines. Underwood has been committed to LSU since January,

Bryce Underwood is currently committed to play college football at LSU even though Michigan is willing to pay him an astonishing amount of money through