In a recent update to its college football rankings, ESPN has placed the Michigan Wolverines back in the bottom ten of its national standings. The Wolverines, who were already on the list last week, appear to have remained there, according to the source.
The statement from ESPN notes that the team “was so comfortable on our dubious list last week, they decided to stick around.” This suggests that Michigan’s performance has not improved enough to climb out of the lower tier of the rankings.
While the exact position within the bottom ten is not disclosed, the comment implies that the Wolverines are still struggling to secure a higher ranking in the national conversation.
The ranking is part of ESPN’s ongoing assessment of college football programs, which is updated weekly to reflect teams’ recent performances and overall season trajectories.
Michigan’s continued presence in the lower end of the list may prompt the program to reassess its strategy as the season progresses.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>
