Join hosts Ryan Kartje and Joe Stapleton as we sit down with two of the smartest minds in Michigan football, Brian Cook of MGoBlog and Ace Anbender of thewolverineblog.com. We'll discuss Richrod's recruiting efforts as well as where players stand before the start of the season. We leave no stone unturned in an all football all the time episode.

After 16 seasons, Michigan women's golf coach Kathy Teichert resigned on Thursday. She led the Wolverines to their only five NCAA Regional team appearances in the program's 33-year history, making her the most successful coach the program has ever had.

Teichert did not return The Daily’s phone calls to comment on the reasons behind her decision.

Before this weekend, the Michigan men’s hockey team would have had 10 players drafted by NHL teams on their squad next year.

After Saturday, that number jumped to 12 as forwards Chris Brown and Kevin Lynch were drafted in the NHL Entry Draft, both in the second round.

Join hosts Ryan Kartje and Joe Stapleton as we sit down with 5-time national champion Tiffany Ofili to discuss her legacy and her future plans. We also get into a bit of football scheduling and Bill Martin's dilemma in the next seasons.

Join hosts Ryan Kartje and Joe Stapleton as we talk about the most successful program at Michigan in recent years: Men's Lacrosse. We talk to coach John Paul as well as umvarsityblue.com blogger Tim Sullivan about prospects of the team being D-1 in the future. Also, we chat with Sullivan about the Wolverines chances at bettering their 3-9 football season.

As Adam Harris crossed the finish line at the NCAA Championship in Fayeteville, Ark., history was made. It was the first time in 49 years that the Wolverines had an All-American in the 100-meter dash.

Join hosts Ryan Kartje and Joe Stapleton in our second week as hosts of the Daily's weekly Sports Podcast: The Daily Dose. This week, Jack Kennedy, freshman walk-on QB joins us to talk about life from the end of the bench. We also delve into the transfer of Kelvin Grady from hoops to the Big House and Chris Fetter's new home in San Diego.

One of the best pitchers in University of Michigan history took one step closer to the Big Show on Tuesday.

Chris Fetter, fourth on Michigan’s all-time strikeout list, was drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 9th round of the Major League Baseball Draft. Fetter was the 264th player drafted and the sixth Wolverine to be selected in the past two seasons.

Listen in to the Daily's very first sports podcast, hosted by Daily Sports Writers Ryan Kartje and Joe Stapleton. This week, we look at the Men's Golf team's unprecedented NCAA run (with special guest, coach Andrew Sapp) and the Softball team's postseason as well as high expectations for the Men's Basketball team.

Last May, then-redshirt junior Dan Harmsen stood atop the podium at the Big Ten Outdoor Championships to accept his award for his first individual Big Ten title.

It was the first Big Ten title the Wolverines had won in the 400-meter hurdles since 1997. Harmsen had proven himself to be an elite hurdler among the other runners.