From bringing in offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, freshman phenom quarterback Bryce Underwood, or transfers Donaven McCulley, and Justice Haynes, though these (besides Underwood) aren't getting much attention nationally, it could bring huge ramifications to the team if the offense is, at least, middling.

Sherrone Moore hopes that bringing in offensive coordinator Chip Lindsey, quarterback Bryce Underwood, running back Justice Haynes, and wide receiver Donaven McCulley will fix what ailed the Wolverines a year ago.

With Michigan Football kicking off fall camp today, here’s a look at some of the biggest storylines we’ll be watching as the Wolverines inch closer to the start of the 2025 season:

Michigan State has opened fall camp for the upcoming 2025 season, the second in Jonathan Smith's tenure in East Lansing. After a 5-7 year in 2024, the fall of 2025 is pivotal in the future tenure of Smith and the Spartans football program, with the team needing to build in the positive direction, continuing it's recruiting momentum.

Retainment is a major benefit Michigan State has now, and it is a huge reason it should improve this season. "There's an advantage to the more you retain, to start," Smith said. "