No. 18 Michigan football (8-2) takes on the 4-6 Maryland Terrapins on Saturday at 4 p.m. EST in what will be the Wolverines' second-straight road game. Sherrone

The Michigan Wolverines have their backs against the wall with two games remaining, but can control their own destiny should they beat the Maryland Terrapins this Saturday. With Week 14 on the horizon,

Bryce Underwood and the No. 18 Michigan Wolverines are 8-2, with their two losses coming to the Oklahoma Sooners and the USC Trojans. They’re riding a four-game winning streak with a Week 13 match-up against the Maryland Terrapins.

The Michigan Wolverines will enter Saturday’s matchup against the Maryland Terrapins as heavy favorites, but not everyone sees this as a sure thing. During his

The Michigan Wolverines are 8-2 on the season and looking to close out their road slate of games with a win in College Park, Maryland this Saturday. Michigan's passing game came to life against Northwestern but also gave life to the Wildcats as Bryce Underwood threw two interceptions that almost cost Michigan the game.

Michigan has been on the periphery of CFP talk all year. That would change with a win at Maryland and another upset of Ohio State.

As one of the longest-standing members of the Big Ten conference, could Michigan football be on its way out in the future? In the short term, the answer is no.

The Michigan Wolverines haven't made it look easy in recent weeks, but they are winners of four straight and have put themselves in position to push for a bid in the College Football Playoffs. It will take some chaos to get there,