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The Michigan Wolverines remain in headlines this week as chaos ensues in Ann Arbor following the firing of head coach Sherrone Moore on Wednesday. Wolverines at

The Michigan Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to a state policy that denies workers’ compensation to undocumented immigrants

Days after Michigan fired coach Sherrone Moore for an alleged “inappropriate relationship” with a staffer this week to begin a series of events that led to him being charged with multiple crimes on Friday, 13-year NFL veteran Amani Toomer told The Post’s Brandon London that the decision came down to “business.”

Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham announced that he'd be stepping down from his post after 21 years at the helm, effective following the Utes' Dec. 31 Las Vegas Bowl meeting against Nebraska. While many around college football viewed this move as a retirement from the 66-year-old head coach, The Athletic's Stewart Mandel confirmed the opposite.

Dillingham was hired as Auburn’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2019 and actually replaced Michigan offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, who was Auburn’s OC the prior season. Dillingham was credited with helping Bo Nix win SEC Freshman of the Year. Auburn’s offense averaged 33.3 points per game.

The Michigan Wolverines' fanbase and college football fans across the country are reeling from Thursday's news that former Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore broke into the house of his former mistress Paige Shivers and threatened to kill himself,

Michigan's football team practiced Friday as it continues to prepare to face Texas without recently fired head coach Sherrone Moore.