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How Former Wolverines Are Doing Around College Football

The transfer portal continues to reshape college football, and former Michigan Wolverines players are making waves across the sport in 2026. Quarterback Davis Warren, once a steady starter for the Wolverines, has thrived at Stanford, leading the Cardinal with 1,207 passing yards and five touchdowns while maintaining a strong interception rate.

His transition to the ACC has been seamless, showcasing his ability to elevate his game in a new environment. Meanwhile, wide receiver Semaj Morgan, who spent years in Ann Arbor, has found renewed success at UCLA, already on pace for his best collegiate season with 14 catches for 174 yards and two touchdowns through four games.

His return to Michigan’s Big Ten rivals, including a matchup against his former team on November 21, adds an extra layer of intrigue to his season.

Linebacker Cole Sullivan’s move to Oklahoma has not yielded the same impact, as he has struggled to secure a consistent role with the Sooners. After a standout year at Michigan in 2025, Sullivan has played in just two games this season and was a non-factor in their recent loss to Georgia.

His limited participation contrasts sharply with the immediate success of his former teammates, highlighting the unpredictable nature of transfers in college football. Meanwhile, Cole Cabana, who left Michigan a couple of seasons ago, remains a notable figure in the portal’s legacy, though his current status or performance was not detailed in the latest updates.

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