Harbaugh to Harbaugh: Michigan DE David Ojabo Drafted By Ravens

Former Michigan edge defender David Ojabo was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens with the No. 45 pick Friday night in the second round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Ojabo, born in Nigeria and raised in Scotland, has only been playing football for five years. After coming to America to play basketball and soccer, he took…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 29, 20220Comments

Football News

Who Dey? Former Wolverine Standout Dax Hill Gets Drafted by Bengals

Former Michigan safety Daxton Hill was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals with the No. 31 pick Thursday night in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Hill was a matchup problem for opposing offenses during his three year career at Michigan. The 2021 season proved to be Dax’s best one. He provided…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 29, 20220Comments

Football News

Hometown Hero: Aiden Hutchinson Drafted by Detroit Lions

Former Michigan Wolverine edge defender Aiden Hutchinson was drafted by the Detroit Lions with the No. 2 pick Thursday night in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Hutchinson was a nightmare for opposing offenses coming off the edge during his three-year career at Michigan. He led Michigan to its first victory over Ohio…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 28, 20220Comments

Football

Now or Never: Three Factors to Determine Fate of Scott Frost Era

As we have started this journey here at College GameTime, one team, in particular, has won me over as a fan. The Nebraska Cornhuskers. With a national brand, strong alumni base, and some of the most loyal but respectable fans, you can't help but want to root for the red and white. Unfortunately, the Scott…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 14, 20220Comments

Football

Summer School: 3 Areas of Focus as Michigan Enters Next Phase

It's about that time again, Spring football is over, and we begin the long wait for the first game of the 2022 season. Michigan came into this offseason with momentum, and many believe the Wolverines could repeat as B1G champions. Here are a few storylines that we should follow as Michigan football enters its summer…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 10, 20220Comments

Football

Cristo-Ball Prediction: The “U” Is Back!

It's All About The "U" Baby! How does a program that doesn't have the prestige, funding, or large alumni base as the "Blue Bloods" of college football still have as much, if not more, national brand recognition? It's simple. THE MIAMI SWAG! From Howard Schnellenberger and Jimmy Johnson in the 80s to Larry Coker…

ByBrandon HolmesApril 5, 20220Comments

Football News

Honorary Kap-tain: Why Did Harbaugh’s Former QB Visit Ann Arbor?

Jim Harbaugh is about as polarizing and unpredictable as you can get. He is known for his quirky metaphors, love of football, and "enthusiasm unknown to mankind." There isn't much the Michigan head coach hasn't done to catch people off guard. On Wednesday, Jim Harbaugh did what he's done often, setting the sports world on…

ByBrandon HolmesMarch 31, 20220Comments

Men's Basketball

“Why Not Us?”: Miami One Win Away From First Ever Final Four

CHICAGO — "For our players, it is a great opportunity to compete against the best. To be considered among the best, you have to beat really good teams. We have done that so far." Miami Hurricanes head coach Jim Larrañaga said in a statement during the Elite Eight media sessions on Saturday afternoon. Larrañaga…

ByBrandon HolmesMarch 26, 20220Comments

Men's Basketball

The Mark Adams Journey From JUCO To Sweet-16

Mark Adams is about as unlikely a head coach as you could find. Who would've thought a 65-year-old first-time head coach in a power five conference would lead his team to the Sweet Sixteen? Ask anyone who knows Mark, and they'll tell you his success is no surprise. It also didn't happen overnight.…

ByBrandon HolmesMarch 23, 20220Comments

Football

3 Things To Watch as Nebraska Wraps-Up Spring Football

The "Most Outstanding 3-9 Team" award goes to the 2021 Nebraska Cornhuskers. There is no doubt that last season had to be the worst roller coaster ride for Scott Frost and his Cornhusker team. Losing eight of your nine games by only one score had to kill morale and confidence. Things do…

ByBrandon HolmesMarch 22, 20220Comments

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