2025 Michigan Wolverines College Football Betting Online

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In 2025, the Michigan Wolverines face a fork in the road. The 2024 season was a profound change for the Wolverines, and the future is uncertain. The 2023 campaign was the ultimate triumph for head coach Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines. Michigan won its first national championship since 1997 and just its second since 1948. For a school that has always had a high opinion of itself, it was a long time coming for the Maize and Blue. However, the scandalous season came at a considerable cost that will have implications for years to come.

After winning the national title, Harbaugh fled one step ahead of the law to the Los Angeles Chargers of the NFL. Replacing Harbaugh is his offensive coordinator, Sherrone Moore. Moore was left with a program that is a shell of its former self, with key players and coaches having departed the scene. Until last year, Moore had never run an entire program, especially one as huge and prominent as Michigan.

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The Wolverines can’t complain about not having to deal with Oregon or Penn State. So Michigan will be playing with house money when it gets another chance to make Buckeye types melt down, but at some point, that’s going to flip. Not playing Oregon and Penn State is great, Indiana - lest you forget - is coming off a CFP season, and now playing Illinois and Iowa this year is great. Ohio State has to come to Ann Arbor. In reality, where the game is played doesn’t really matter, but it does help.

Considering the Michigan State game is up the road a bit, the team doesn’t leave Michigan for a month, and that’s before two winnable road games against Northwestern and Maryland. Two of the Big Ten road games are against teams that didn’t go bowling, and one more is against a Washington team that finished with a losing record.

There is a game at Oklahoma. For a Michigan team that took a year off after winning the national championship, this is supposed to be a return to greatness that could be derailed right from the start. It might not be as tough as it would’ve been in the past, but going to Oklahoma, Nebraska, and USC over the first half of the season will be tough. There aren’t two home games in a row all year. A win at Oklahoma sets the tone, and the steamrolling goes from there.

If the team takes care of business at home, it only slips up once on a bad day on the road - like, at Michigan State - and then it heads off to the Big Ten Championship, securing a College Football Playoff spot with a fifth straight victory over That Team Down South.

Things don’t mesh right away in a loss at Oklahoma, and it continues in losses to Nebraska and USC. The team has a knack for losing close games, dropping the rivalry date to Michigan State, which agitates the base.

Much will be made about that road game against the Sooners, and all the big-name dates away from Ann Arbor, but overall, the slate just isn’t that bad.

Sort of lost is that Oklahoma, Nebraska, Wisconsin, USC, Washington, and Michigan State weren’t all that great last year, and all six of those are winnable. Thus, it is possible that Michigan loses once, finally loses to Ohio State, and earns an at-large bid to the CFP.

2025 Michigan Wolverines Football Schedule

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECORD
Aug 30 vs. New Mexico Lobos - -
Sep 6 at Oklahoma Sooners - -
Sep 13 vs. Central Michigan Chippewas - -
Sep 20 at Nebraska Cornhuskers - -
Sep 27 OFF
Oct 4 vs. Wisconsin Badgers - -
Oct 11 at USC Trojans - -
Oct 18 vs. Washington Huskies - -
Oct 25 at Michigan State Spartans - -
Nov 1 vs. Purdue Boilermakers - -
Nov 8 OFF
Nov 15 at Northwestern Wildcats - -
Nov 22 at Maryland Terrapins - -
Nov 29 vs. Ohio State Buckeyes - -

From the iconic winged helmets, the Big House, and “Hail to the Victors,” the Michigan Wolverines epitomize what college football tradition and ritual are all about. However, there are two sides to the Michigan Myth. Michigan has 11 national championships, but only one (1997) since 1948.

Before the 2021 and 2022 seasons, Michigan found competing with Ohio State in the Big Ten impossible. In fact, Michigan went from 2003 through 2000 without a Big Ten championship. Despite the comparative lack of national success in the modern era, Michigan remains a marquee name and blue-blood brand.

The late great Bo Schembechler took over a moribund program in 1969 and transformed it into a regular Big Ten and national championship contender. Schembechler’s program lived on after his retirement. One of Bo’s top assistants, Lloyd Carr, led the Wolverines to a national championship. But after Carr retired in 2007, Michigan lost its way. However, favorite son and alum Jim Harbaugh restored Michigan to glory with its greatest season ever in 2023.

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2025-2026 College Football Schedule

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Boise State Broncos BYU Cougars Clemson Tigers Florida Gators
Florida State Seminoles Georgia Bulldogs Illinois Fighting Illini Indiana Hoosiers
Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones Kansas State Wildcats Louisville Cardinal
LSU Tigers Miami-FL Hurricanes Michigan Wolverines Mississippi Rebels
Missouri Tigers NC State Wolfpack Nebraska Cornhuskers North Carolina Tar Heels
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Ohio State Buckeyes Oklahoma Sooners Oregon Ducks
Penn St. Nittany Lions SMU Mustangs South Carolina Gamecocks Tennessee Volunteers
Texas Longhorns Texas A&M Aggies Texas Tech Red Raiders USC Trojans
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