New offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey has been around football for quite awhile and wherever he's gone -- there's a rivalry. Most recently, Lindsey was with No

Coming in as the new Michigan football OC, Chip Lindsey shares his thoughts on the two big rivalries the Wolverines have.

Michigan basketball's Dusty May and Ohio State's Jake Diebler both want to see their programs play twice a year going forward,

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The two first-year men’s basketball coaches at Michigan and Ohio State met for the first time on Sunday, their lone matchup this season. They’d like to make it an annual two-game series.

Michigan's two seven-foot forwards proved too much to overcome for Ohio State on Sunday as the Buckeyes fell 86-83.

Michigan football is going to look much different next year, particularly on the offensive side of the ball. The Wolverines didn't just manage to land five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood in the 2025 class and Mikey Keene via the transfer portal,

Four of Michigan’s starters are in their first year with the program and have never faced Ohio State nor Michigan State. That will change starting Sunday, when No. 20 Michigan visits Columbus, Ohio, to face the Buckeyes (1:03 p.m. ET, CBS).

Enter Chip Lindsey, who has had success at UCF, Auburn, and most recently, at North Carolina, overseeing those schools' offenses. Lindsey appeared on the In the Trenches podcast on Wednesday and shared a bit of his philosophy,