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2016 Schedule
2017 Schedule
Projected S&P+ comes from this link from February. Phil Steele’s data base of returning starters can be accessed here.
And for reference, Michigan’s S&P+ in 2016 was #3 in the country. It’s offense/defense split last year was #41/#2, and its projected S&P+ for 2017 is #10. According to Phil Steele, Michigan returns 5 starters total, 4 on offense.
Future schedules: 2018, 2019
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Future non-conference opponents: 2020-27
2020: 9/5, at Washington; 9/12, Ball State; 9/19, Virginia Tech
2021: 9/11, at Virginia Tech; 9/18, Washington
2022: 9/10, UCLA
2023: 9/2, at UCLA
2024: 8/31, Texas
2025: 9/6, at Oklahoma
2026: 9/12, Oklahoma
2027: 9/4, at Texas
Unless the Michigan A.D. can fix the scheduling problem with home/away rivalry games, Michigan will have home games against Michigan State and Ohio State in 2021, ‘23, and ‘25, and away games against both those teams the same year they travel to Washington (2020).
With the way the Texas and Oklahoma games are scheduled, it may be that Michigan’s in for the long haul with MSU and OSU games both being home and away each year.