Michigan's next game is against Northwestern at Wrigley Field in Chicago on November 15th. The game has been scheduled for a noon EST kickoff and will be broadcast on Fox. Michigan football is off this week and is in desperate need to regain some vitality after having lost a ton of players due to injuries.

The College Football Playoff rankings have been revealed, and the 7-2 Michigan Wolverines have one of the narrowest paths to enter the party.

Among the goals during the Wolverines’ second bye week of the season — get healthy. Sherrone Moore detailed that and more in last night’s “Inside Michigan Football” radio show:

The Michigan Wolverines are the No. 21 team in the country in the first official College Football Rankings released on Tuesday night, the committee revealed on ESPN. Michigan currently sits at 7-2 (5-1 Big Ten) on the season and is riding a three-game win streak with victories over Washington,

Tuesday night will be the unveiling of the first College Football Playoff rankings at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN. The Michigan Wolverines are sitting at 7-2 on the season and they are entering their second bye week of the season.

After the unimpressive win over Purdue on Saturday, Michigan Football dropped several spots on ESPN’s FPI rankings heading into the second bye week of the year:

We are just a little under two weeks away from Ohio State football hosting UCLA, and we just got an announcement of what time the game will kickoff.