W hen Notre Dame offensive lineman Rocco Spinder entered the transfer portal, the first team that came to mind was Michigan. The Wolverines finished second in his recruitment when

If you ask Michigan football fans how the Wolverines are doing in the transfer portal, you'll get different answers depending on the person. And the answers may run the gamut from extreme positivity to extreme negativity.

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Michigan has seen a few offensive linemen leave the team since the season ended. Right tackle Andrew Gentry had started games for the Wolverines, but Michigan h

The transfer portal is supposedly closed for teams not in the national championship game, but don't tell many out there in college football. That's because many are still entering, and apparently Michigan football isn't immune.

The Notre Dame football team made it all the way to the national championship this season, but they fell just short as Ohio State ended up claiming the college football crown. Since the season ended,

RELATED: Former Michigan football offensive lineman selects transfer destination. Now that Spinder is in the portal, Michigan is trying to get back into the race. But according to

Such is the way of the transfer portal. Michigan football longed to lure former Clarkston (Mich.) offensive guard Rocco Spindler to Ann Arbor, however, Spindler honored his departed grandfather’s wishes and ended up suiting up for Notre Dame instead.

Notre Dame football had seven talented players enter the transfer portal following their national championship loss to Ohio State. One of them was offensive guard Rocco Spindler, who started a ton of football games over the last several years.

Coogan started at center for Notre Dame on its path to the National Championship Game. The 6-5, 310-pound lineman started at left guard for the Irish in 2023 before transitioning