ESPN ranks Michigan Football within 25 to 2025

After what many would call the “down year” for the Wolverines in 2024, the expectation that Michigan will collapse in 2025 and will be in the playoff hunting again.

This week, ESPN released its SP+ projection lists based on three factors, including the generation of returns, the latest recruitment metrics and the overall performance of a team from the last three seasons. In cooperation, these analyzes can determine the top teams in college football in the 2025 season.

Where does the Michigan leave? According to the SP+ Top 25, the Wolverines in the nation are number 13.

1. Ohio state
2. Alabama
3. Penn State
4. Georgia
5. Notre lady
6. Oregon
7. Texas
8. Tennessee
9. Ole Miss
10. LSU
11. Clemson
12. Texas A & M.
13. Michigan
14. Miami
15. Missouri
16. South Carolina
17. Florida
18. SMU
19. State Kansas
20. Oklahoma
21. Iowa
22. Louisville
23. Auburn
24. Indiana
25. Illinois

Seven teams from the big ten cracked the top 25, including Ohio State, Penn State, Oregon, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana and Illinois.

Obviously, Michigan has been one of the best teams in the Big Ten in the last three seasons, won two conference championships and conquered the national championship in 2023. While the Wolverines have lost many important pieces in this low season, many weapons remain. In addition to some important return parts on both sides of the ball, head coach Sherrone Moore and his employees also did an incredible job on the recruitment route and within the transfer portal.

If you put together everything, it makes sense that Michigan is seen as a top -15 team in the 2025 season.

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