The talk of Sunday - and the headlines today - center around Michigan football media day. Along with our own coverage here at AnnArbor.com, here’s a sampling of other stories across the Web:

• Defensive tackle William Campbell has dropped 37 pounds since coming to campus in January.

• Freshmen quarterbacks Denard Robinson and Tate Forcier are like "brothers," Robinson said.

• Is Rich Rodriguez deflecting criticism by pointing out how little he inherited from Lloyd Carr last year? David Mayo thinks that might be the case.

• Kind of, sort of Michigan related. Western Michigan coach Bill Cubit said he hasn't "focused one second on" his opening-game opponent's defense. The clip is about five minutes in.

And from the non-Michigan department:

• Ohio State's offensive line isn't as bad as it's appeared at times this fall.

• Iowa's heralded 2005 recruiting class has failed to live up to expectations.

• Minnesota's offense is much more complex under new coordinator Jedd Fisch.

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