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Michigan Wolverines

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Michigan Wolverines is 9-3 on the season, 4-8 against the spread, and holds a power rating of +18.7. Michigan Wolverines is covering at just 33% this season (4-8), below the FBS average — a notable trend for spread bettors; they have also qualified for the postseason this season.

Conference: Big Ten Conference
Stadium: Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI
Power Rating: +18.7
HFA Rating:2.7 pts
Record: 9-3
ATS: 4-8
O/U: 5-7

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
vs
New Mexico
W 34-17
L
Under
at
Oklahoma
L 13-24
L
Under
vs
Central Michigan
W 63-3
W
Over
at
Nebraska
W 30-27
W
Over
vs
Wisconsin
W 24-10
L
Under
at
USC
L 13-31
L
Under
vs
Washington
W 24-7
W
Under
at
Michigan State
W 31-20
L
Over
vs
Purdue
W 21-16
L
Under
at
Northwestern
W 24-22
L
Over
at
Maryland
W 45-20
W
Over
vs
Ohio State
L 9-27
L
Under
at
Texas
L 27-41
Push
Push

2025 Season Travel Profile

8,172 miles — ranked 43th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1New MexicoHome (0 mi)0 mi
Week 2Oklahoma884 mi884 mi
Week 3Central MichiganHome (0 mi)884 mi
Week 4Nebraska678 mi1,562 mi
Week 5—Bye
Week 6WisconsinHome (0 mi)1,562 mi
Week 7USC1,951 mi3,513 mi
Week 8WashingtonHome (0 mi)3,513 mi
Week 9Michigan State49 mi3,562 mi
Week 10PurdueHome (0 mi)3,562 mi
Week 11—Bye
Week 12Northwestern202 mi3,764 mi
Week 13Maryland423 mi4,187 mi
Week 14Ohio StateHome (0 mi)4,187 mi

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Offensive Struggles Continue

Michigan's offense managed only 9 points, all from field goals, and failed to score a touchdown. Quarterback Bryce Underwood had a season-low 63 passing yards, and the running game was limited to 100 yards against Ohio State's top-ranked defense.

Defense Holds Early but Falters

The Wolverines started strong with two field goals and an interception on their first three possessions, but could not generate consistent pressure on Ohio State's quarterback, allowing him to complete key third and fourth down passes.

Lack of Big-Play Ability

Underwood's inconsistent passing limited Michigan's ability to create explosive plays, which was critical against a defense that had not allowed a touchdown in four previous games this season.

Coaching and Discipline Issues

Coach Sherrone Moore acknowledged the team's performance must improve, and a controversial unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Jaishawn Barham highlighted discipline concerns that may need addressing.

Bowl Game Outlook

With a 9-3 record, Michigan will await its bowl game assignment, but the team's offensive struggles and inability to compete with top-tier opponents suggest a need for significant adjustments in the postseason.

Sources

Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Michigan Wolverines — 9-3 overall, 4-8 ATS, power rating +18.7.