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Michigan will hit the road for the first time this season, traveling to Minnesota for the 100th battle for the Little Brown Jug. Get ready for Saturday's matchup with the latest on the Wolverines.

No. 20 Michigan held a 14-5 advantage in shots and put nine attempts on goal, but Nebraska scored in the 88th minute to earn a 1-0 win at U-M Soccer Stadium.

Ella Demetrician put down a match-high 18 kills and hit .353, but Michigan fell to unbeaten Washington in straight sets Sunday at Crisler Center.

Michigan returns to U-M Soccer Stadium for the first time since Sept. 11, hosting Oakland on Tuesday night as the Wolverines recognize 11 seniors and graduate students.

Michigan led for most of its contest against Iowa, but a Hawkeyes touchdown on the game's final play was the difference in the Big Ten opener at the Big House.

• Today's game marked the 333rd consecutive crowd of 100,000-plus fans at Michigan Stadium. Attendance was 111,126.

Hala Silverstein made a season-high six saves to keep the Wolverines close, but the Indiana defense turned away Michigan's attempts to knot the score and U-M fell on the road.

Michigan controlled the possession through much of the match, but were unable to find an equalizer against Northwestern.

The Wolverines won the first set and Cymarah Gordon collected 16 kills in the match, but Penn State rallied to defeat U-M in its Big Ten opener.

Jaeddan Gamilla and Ryan Healy paced the Wolverines as they hosted the TEAM BE BETTER; Invitational at Canham.

Haley McDonald and Lucy Rooney won a pair of individual events to lead the way for the Wolverines as they opened the 2026-27 hostng the TEAM BE BETTER; Invitational.

Michigan placed second at the Sean Earl Loyola Lakefront Invite, finishing just three points behind first-place Arizona behind top-11 finishes from Nathan Lopez and Trent McFarland.

Eleven Wolverines recorded career-best 6-kilometer times as Michigan raced to a ninth-place finish at the Sean Earl Loyola Lakefront Invite.

Lorne Wigginton won all three of his individual events as Michigan collected six victories at the inaugural College Swimming League meet. Hannah Bellard and Bella Sims also earned wins, while the Wolverines advanced to the final of the women's Super Skins competition.

Michigan generated an 11-5 advantage in shots but could not find an equalizer in a narrow loss to No. 18 Washington. Adi Walick came inches from breaking the deadlock when her first-half attempt struck the post, while Elle Ervin led the Wolverines with three shots.

Michigan men's tennis opens its 2026-27 season at the Fighting Irish Mini Duals, with four Wolverines set for singles and doubles action in South Bend.

Michigan men's tennis opens its 2026-27 season at the Fighting Irish Mini Duals, with four Wolverines set for singles and doubles action in South Bend.

Michigan returns to action after winning two of its first three fall tournaments, including back-to-back titles to open the season for the first time since 2008. RJ Arone and Nilay Naik have each earned medalist honors this fall, while the Wolverines enter the Bryan Bros Collegiate a combined 38-under par through nine rounds.

No. 13 Michigan continues Big Ten play Saturday, traveling to Bloomington for a ranked matchup with No. 18 Indiana.

Michigan was selected to finish first in the 2026-27 Big Ten Preseason Poll, with Michael Hage, Jack Ivankovic and Landon DuPont earning first-team honors.