Michigan's 2024 football season is officially over after the Wolverines took down Alabama on Tuesday in the ReliaQuest Bowl. It was a mixed bag for the reigning national champions. After going undefeated last season,

Alabama football and its fans felt slighted after not making the College Football Playoff as a 9-3 SEC team, despite ugly losses to Oklahoma and Vanderbilt during the season. They were

What a disappointing end to the first year of the Kalen DeBoer era. With the writing on the wall from the first quarter on, the Alabama Crimson Tide were unable overcome their sluggish offense and turnovers — losing to Michigan in Tuesday's ReliaQuest Bowl.

Michigan finished the 2024 season with a bang. Despite missing several starters to opt-outs and NFL Draft preparation, the Wolverines still beat Alabama, 19-13,

Its 69.2 overall grade is tied for its fourth-worst of the season, while its 59.1 mark on offense is its third-worst. Even its defensive grade wasn’t anything special at 76.1. An average grade is about 64 out of 100, per PFF. Here’s a look at the snap counts from Tuesday’s win and other notable grades and trends:

The buzz: The Chips first job this offseason was finding a new coach after Jim McElwain announced his retirement. CMU landed former Army offensive coordinator Matt Drinkall, who oversaw a 12-2 Black Knights squad that led the nation in rushing, with 300.5 yards per game. CMU, meanwhile, finished tied for 60 th in rushing yards, with 166.1 per game.

Alabama football was capable of big things in 2024. This problem doomed the season, and the ReliaQuest Bowl against Michigan.