The Michigan Wolverines are back in action this weekend after getting last weekend off. The Wolverines are headed to historic Wrigley Field to take on Northwest

One of the top games to watch Friday night in Michigan is Traverse City Central (7-4) at Portage Central (11-0) in Division 2. Portage Central entered the postseason as the No. 6 team in the final MLive Top 25 and features one of the fastest-rising sophomore recruits in the country.

The situation has some at Michigan questioning the future of the school’s 129-year relationship with the Big Ten.

No. 18 Michigan will take the field in one of America’s most iconic sports venues Saturday when the Wolverines meet Northwestern at Wrigley Field. The matchup marks just the sixth football game played at the historic ballpark in the modern era and adds a unique backdrop to a key Big Ten contest.

Penn State, meanwhile, has dropped six consecutive games for the first time since 2004. Saturday's matchup will be the 39th all-time meeting between the two programs. While the Spartans have won six of the last 11 contests,

PSU took the training wheels off Ethan Grunkemeyer, and he took off against one of the country’s stingier defenses. Continued downfield success can work wonders for loosening the load on Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton.

Detroit Catholic Central senior Jack Janda is giving Michigan State a second look.

Michigan high school sports fans can access livestreams of Thursday's games through NFHSnetwork.com with monthly or annual subscription options.

Living in either Columbus or Ann Arbor, Michigan, does not ensure that someone picks a side in the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry. NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico is proof of that. Tirico, NBC’s host of the Olympics and play-by-play announcer for Sunday Night Football,