The Atlanta Falcons have conducted a virtual interview with Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale as they began their search to replace Jimmy Lake, who was fired as defensive coordinator following the team's 8-9 finish.

The Buckeyes are celebrating a national championship today, and go figure, it was a demoralizing loss to their hated rival to the north that was the turning point.

The Atlanta Falcons have conducted a virtual interview with Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale as they began their search to replace Jimmy Lake, who was fired as defensive coordinator following the team’s 8-9 finish.

In one of college football’s great reversals of fortune, Ohio State shook off that dreadful loss to their archrivals, took advantage of the second chance the sport’s newly expanded playoff provided

After spending one season in Ann Arbor with the Michigan football program, Wink Martindale is reportedly interviewing with the Atlanta Falcons.

The Atlanta Falcons will interview Michigan and former Baltimore Ravens coach Don 'Wink' Martindale for their defensive coordinator vacancy.

A campus, city and fan base that expects success finally broke through, reclaiming its spot atop the college football throne.

Two of the country’s most storied programs are set to meet in a title game that wraps up the sport’s first 12-team playoff. The Jan. 20 finish is seven days later than the previous latest finish in history.

Ohio State is scheduled to face Notre Dame for the national title on Monday, Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, a development that was not lost on a Michigan Wolverines fan who took time out to troll the Buckeyes over the weekend.

Things have not exactly worked out for Kirk Cousins with the Atlanta Falcons. Cousins signed a four-year, $180-million deal with the Falcons in free agency last

Early" Top 25 rankings for next season, and the Michigan Wolverines came in at No. 21. All things considered, it seems like a fair spot for a team that finished the 2024 season at 8-5 and ranked outside of the final Top 25.

Several players from Michigan high schools will be part of the Ohio State and Notre Dame teams competing for the national title.