The Michigan Wolverines were among 18 Big Ten teams that traveled to Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas this week in hopes of setting the table for the upcoming 2025-26 college football season. Among them was Derrick Moore,

Michigan football head coach Sherrone Moore says there will be 'no more flag planting' for the Wolverines going forward.

The Michigan football head coach says that flag planting is a thing of the past for the maize and blue. Find out why here!

The heated rivalry between the Michigan and Ohio State football teams reached a new intensity last fall following the Wolverines' 13-10 win over the Buckeyes. In celebration of the victory, several Michigan players took the team's flag to midfield and planted it on Ohio State's logo.

The Big Ten owns the last two college football national championships, with Michigan and Ohio State claiming titles in 2023 and 2024, respectively. But despite the Buckeyes' recent national crown, their ongoing losing streak to the Wolverines in The Game -- now at four consecutive defeats -- still looms large in the rivalry.

Michigan defensive end Derrick Moore said Ohio State's loss to the Wolverines renders OSU's national title "not a real win."

Moore was peppered with questions about the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry and his postgame actions inside the convention center at Mandalay Bay Casino & Resort, all of which he answered with a smile on his face or laugh.