Big Ten Media Days is just a few weeks away, and then fall camp will begin. Michigan football isn't too far out, and it's time to start analyzing the Wolverines

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For the first time ever, college football programs are on the hook for paying their players, leaving schools scrambling for ways to find the money and save where they can. Case in point: Michigan, which has announced an expected $27 million deficit for the coming year,

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Scotty White serves as ClutchPoints' Chicago Bulls and Michigan Football reporter, in addition to covering NCAA Football and Basketball as an associate editor. Scotty is a graduate of the University of Michigan and has been in the sports journalism industry since 2020.

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