The Athletic recently put together a valuation for college football programs across the country, and Michigan was ranked near the top.

In its first year in the Big Ten, Oregon won the conference championship, defeating Penn State 45-37 and capping off a perfect regular season. Oregon earned a first-round bye in the newly formatted CFP, while two other Big Ten teams prepared for their first-round games.

The Big Ten has some of college football's best stadiums. But where do they stack up against each other? We ranked all 18 of them from best to worst.

Recently, Spartans Wire ranked the top ten quarterbacks in Michigan State history, and now, it is the running backs turn to be ranked as a top ten.

Michigan seems to have the right pieces in play for a better season, and their schedule shapes up nicely as well. The Wolverines avoid a lot of top teams in the Big Ten, but a non-conference game early in the season is one that could make or break the campaign.

Tre Williams, a sixth year defensive tackle who spent the past five years at Clemson, seems to have quickly adapted to the rivalry.

While schools like Michigan and Ohio State have some of the biggest venues in college football, one Big Ten program is building an even more expensive stadium.

Saline's Louis Esposito, son of Michigan DL coach Lou Esposito, committed to join the 2027 Wolverines, likely projecting as an interior OL player.