Michigan AD Warde Manuel outlined how the department will handle the escalating budget in a letter to fans and alumni.

Michigan athletics will receive a $15 million contribution from the general fund to help balance the fiscal year 2026 budget.

Michigan can now pay its athletes directly after the House Settlement approval, but that money has to come from somewhere.

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Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel published a letter on Monday addressing U-M's response to the development, which changes the landscape of collegiate athletics across the country.