More than 300 former Wolverines have joined the class-action lawsuit, which the NCAA and Big Ten is looking to get dismissed.

A year after winning a national championship, Michigan football finds itself in the middle of a legal battle that could reshape college athletics. Over 300 former Wolverines are suing the NCAA and the Big Ten, claiming their names, images, and likenesses (NIL) were used without permission—and more importantly, without compensation.

On3 analyst J.D. PicKell shares why Michigan football QB Bryce Underwood will lift the Wolverines' ceiling in his freshman year.

"I think Bryce Underwood is going to be that dude from day one," PicKell said. "Now, I did not say he wins the Heisman Trophy. I didn't say he's All-Big Ten. But I think he's goin

After a season filled with inconsistency at the quarterback position, Michigan football fans can’t wait to see Bryce Underwood take the field in Ann Arbor next season. Underwood is the top player in the Wolverines’ top-10 recruiting class,