Michigan football fans can get their first glimpse of the 2025 Wolverines on April 19. The team announced Thursday it will be holding its annual spring game on the third Saturday in April at Michigan Stadium. The scrimmage will begin at noon and will air on Big Ten Network.

The Wolverines did have an elite quarterback committed in 2026 in Cocoa (Fla.) four-star Brady Hart, but after 2025 No. 1 overall player Bryce Underwood flipped from LSU to Michigan late in the cycle,

It will be the first chance for fans to get a live look at Team 146 and quarterbacks Mikey Keene and No. 1 incoming freshman Bryce Underwood.

There's been some bugaboo across college football lately asking the question: should teams still hold their annual spring games? After all, with tampering, the transfer portal, and NIL in full swing,

Michigan football is certainly on the upswing after closing the 2024 season strongly, not just on the football field, but with the new players it's bringing in. The Wolverines did the unthinkable in two straight games -- beating rival Ohio State (the eventual national champion) in Columbus and a full-strength Alabama team in the ReliaQuest Bowl.