Good morning, Ypsilanti.

Michigan football training camp begins in Ann Arbor as the program loses veteran receiver C.J.

Charleston, who was denied a seventh year of eligibility, and transfer safety Taylor Tatum, who will focus on baseball.

The Michigan Wolverines will begin their season on Saturday, Sept.

5 at 7:30 p.m. with a home game against the Western Michigan Broncos, and tickets start at $75+ from major vendors. Check local listings for the latest updates.

ESPN analytics rank Michigan football at No. 15 for a playoff shot — though a tough schedule makes the run a long shot — with key matchups against Oklahoma, Iowa, and Penn State ahead and later tests from Oregon and Ohio State to decide their postseason hopes.

After Michigan’s Spring Game on April 18 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, head coach Kyle Whittingham tempered season expectations, saying that competitive November games marked success.

He noted rebuilding efforts will strengthen the team for playoff contention + his focus remains on steady growth.

Saline's top defensive player Bryce Barbarino secured a commitment to Western Michigan after receiving offers from multiple Division I programs.

The first team all state linebacker will lead the Hornets as a senior this fall, relying on hard work and confidence on the field.