Both teams are eager to solidify their rankings, but the stakes are particularly high for Michigan, especially after head coach Sherrone Moore's announcement that junior quarterback Alex Orji will take over as the starter.

Michigan coach Sherrone Moore might have made a rookie mistake. When Moore was asked at his weekly news conference if Alex Orji would start for the 18th-ranked Wolverines, the first-year coach said the junior quarterback would take the first snap Saturday against No.

Michigan Woverines coach Sherrone Moore has a quarterback controversy on his hands, benching senior quarterback Davis Warren after the first three games of the

Orji, who has thrown seven passes in his collegiate career, will make his first start on Saturday against USC.

In the three years since Alex Orji arrived at Michigan, he has developed into one of the most respected players on roster. Now, the dual-threat QB will have his chance to shine on a national stage.

With a 2-1 record, Michigan Wolverines head coach Sherrone Moore has decided to make a change at quarterback.  After a rough offensive start for senior quarterb

Lincoln Riley already had a pretty solid breakdown of his expectations of USC's matchup against Michigan football on Monday during his appearance on Trojans Live, but he went much deeper on Tuesday evening.

While Michigan’s change at quarterback was a move that many expected, the formal announcement caught some on the team by surprise. Players were left in the dark ahead of head coach Sherrone Moore’s public declaration Monday that Alex Orji would take the reins and start Saturday’s Big Ten opener vs.

Hail Yes! hosts Tony Garcia and Rainer Sabin discuss what the Michigan football offense will look like with Alex Orji now at the helm.

Orji, a 6-foot-3, 235-pound athlete, will present a host of challenges for a USC defense that has never seen him on tape outside of specially designed packages.