ANN ARBOR -- After a five-game homestand to start the season, Michigan will finally play a road game this Saturday at Washington. It’s a rematch of the national championship won by the Wolverines last season, though Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore isn’t thinking about that.

The headliner, of course, was the headliner of the maize and blue’s future — 2026 Cocoa (Fla.) four-star quarterback Brady Hart. But there was also a wide receiver committed to an ACC school in the 2025 class as well as multiple targets that are more regional in nature.

The Michigan Wolverines moved up two spots to No. 10 in week 6 of The Associated Press College football poll. The small jump comes after the Wolverines 27-24 victory over Minnesota for the Little Brown Jug.

Michigan football continued having an uneven performance in Week 5. The Wolverines bludgeoned Minnesota early before suddenly, and quickly, letting the Gophers get within striking distance. Part of it was an indictment on the offense still struggling to put drives together,

Following a pair of shocking upsets ahead of Michigan, the Wolverines jumped back into the top-10 in the AP Poll following the Minnesota win on Saturday:

The Michigan Wolverines jumped up two spots to No. 10 in the latest Coaches Poll and The Associated Press College football poll.

Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore looks at the ref during a time out during first-half action between Michigan and Minnesota at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2024. / Eric Seals / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Michigan football dropped significantly in the college football rankings through the first three weeks of the season,