College football rumors are intensifying as Michigan searches for a new coach to replace Sherrone Moore. A new name has emerged as a top candidate to be the next Michigan coach.

On Monday, Biff Poggi revealed the names of three "high-rep" players who will begin preparing for the NFL draft early.

Two days later, Kyle Whittingham stepped down as head football coach at the University of Utah after 21 seasons. Many assumed that Whittingham was going to retire, but The Athletic’s Stewart Mandel first reported that day that Whittingham “is not retiring, and could seek other coaching opportunities.”

Our holiday week in Michigan has more warm days than not, and that does help and hinder our travel. Around the state, our mild air will continue through the Christmas holiday. Cloud cover will also be dominant, but no precipitation issues are expected through the end of Christmas Day. That will change on Friday.

Michigan continues its coaching search, and they may be looking towards one of the nation's most consistent winners.

Michigan football culture deteriorated under Sherrone Moore according to those in and around the program. Cracks appeared long before his firing.

Dozens of school district officials filed state and federal lawsuits in November. The latest decision is being appealed.

The No. 2 Michigan Wolverines are off to a red hot start to the season at 11-0 as Dusty May's team has been the most dominant team in college basketball so far