There's an ethics committee because of high-profile scandal, yet what is really messing up the game of college basketball seems to have a lot to do with agents.

At least that's what Andy Katz of ESPN.com is writing. He's saying college coaches and agents are fighting for the same players - and that's part of the problem.

FOOTBALL:

Football and basketball coaches have been taking out mortgage loans from the Bank of Ann Arbor, the same bank founded by Michigan Athletic Director Bill Martin, writes the Detroit News.

David Moosman is out for Saturday.

Troy Woolfolk is emerging from his father's shadow, writes Dave Birkett of AnnArbor.com.

Q&A with backup quarterback Nick Sheridan.

For the millionth time this week, did you know Ron English is coming back to coach at Michigan this week with his new team, Eastern Michigan?

Mitch Albom writes about the youth of Tate Forcier.

Donovan Warren is becoming the cover corner Michigan needs, writes Mark Snyder of the Detroit Free Press.

Lloyd Carr spent part of Thursday campaigning for Jay Riemersma in his run for Congress.

BASKETBALL:

Michigan approved the construction of a practice facility for both the men's and women's basketball teams Thursday.

OTHER SPORTS AND STUFF:

Don't Stop Believin', attacking a stadium near you, writes Scott Miller of CBSSports.com (Eds. note: Really like the song).

One Ohio town has canceled high school sports. SI.com's Andy Staples goes there to discover its impact.

Michigan volleyball is making its move up among the NCAA elite, writes Ryan Kartje in the Michigan Daily.

DON'T STOP BELIEVIN ON A FRIDAY: