Two Michigan Players Named to ESPN's 2025 All-America Team

As college football analysts look ahead to the 2025 season, ESPN has released its way-too-early All-America Team, featuring players from top programs like Clemson and Ohio State, who each had three first-team selections. Michigan's standout players, including senior safety Rod Moore, who is returning from injury, have also made the list, highlighting their potential for the upcoming season. In addition, Michigan's kicker, Zvada, known for his impressive performance last season, is set to return, adding stability to the special teams. Meanwhile, Ole Miss reflects on its 2024 season, which included a notable win against Georgia, signaling the program's competitive capabilities in the SEC as they prepare for potential changes in 2025. Penn State is focusing on the development of its wide receivers, following the departure of key players, to support quarterback Drew Allar's efforts in a playoff run. Overall, the landscape for college football in 2025 is shaping up with emerging talents and high expectations from established programs.