It's been another rough week for Michigan football after the firing of head coach Sherrone Moore on Wednesday, among the fallout from that. But there could be s

The University of Michigan has already lost a pair of recruits following Sherrone Moore's dismissal as its football head coach.

There’s a new favorite to be Michigan’s next head coach. Arizona State’s Kenny Dillingham now has a 40 percent chance at landing the job, according to Kalshi, a New York-based financial exchange and prediction market.

The Michigan Wolverines remain in headlines this week as chaos ensues in Ann Arbor following the firing of head coach Sherrone Moore on Wednesday. Wolverines at

Michigan football’s top-rated recruit, defensive end Carter Meadows, has no plans for a quick exit, according to his high school coach.

Other schools are circling, but retaining Underwood on the roster is top priority for the Wolverines going forward

Michigan’s board expands an investigation into the athletic department following Sherrone Moore’s firing, adding pressure on the leadership.

According to Josh Pate of ESPN and On3.com, multiple agents actually anticipated the Wolverines’ job opening up weeks earlier. Pate said there were whispers about Sherrone Moore’s job being in jeopardy for “performance-based reasons” anyway:

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/michigan as Michigan 5-star signee Savion Hiter reacts to rumors of him leaving Wolverines.