The Schembechler family is in the midst of an argument and now, a lawsuit.

Bo Schembechler's son, Glenn, is suing his father's third wife, Kathryn, over statements regarding a trust that Bo set up, the Detroit News reports.

FOOTBALL:

The Big Ten is investigating whether or not Michigan offensive lineman Mark Ortmann threw a punch during Saturday's game, writes Dave Birkett of AnnArbor.com.

Two days after Halloween, Rich Rodriguez is still haunted by Michigan's failed goal-line stand.

Meanwhile, Rodriguez is pleading for patience as he continues his rebuilding project.

Bob Wojnowski writes that Rich Rodriguez must focus on defense.

Tony Barnhart breaks down how Georgia Tech can play for the national title.

See, Michigan fans, it could be worse. At Syracuse, Mike Williams - the leading wide receiver on the team - quit the team.

BASKETBALL:

In his third season, Michigan's players are learning coach John Beilein's language, writes Larry Lage of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press All-American team is out.

There are some issues with the NCAA's new early-entry rule.

Until Minnesota is at full strength, the Gophers won't be a Big Ten contender writes Mike Miller of NBCSports.com.

OTHER SPORTS AND STUFF:

Stephen Colbert is sponsoring the U.S. Speedskating Team.

Chase Utley helped force a Game 6 of the World Series, writes Jeff Passan of Yahoo!