Michigan basketball ranking: Wolverines drop one spot to No. 13 in USA Today Coaches Poll
Michigan (20-6, 12-3 Big Ten), had a bit of a setback this week, dropping its only game of the week to rival Michigan State, 75-62, at home. Not only was the defeat the first at Crisler Center in May's career, it also included just the second technical foul of May's career and his first in the maize and blue.
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‘I think we can be dangerous’: Michigan basketball hitting stride as postseason loomsANN ARBOR — The Michigan women’s basketball seniors got their flowers last weekend, literally and figuratively. Jordan Hobbs and Greta Kampschroeder were each given a bouquet as part of Michigan’s ...
It wasn't the best week for Michigan men's basketball, at least not on the court. There were some fireworks before the ...
The Wolverines hit just one of nine 3-point tries in the second half as MSU surged back from a four-point deficit.
Michigan basketball is looking for its first win vs. Michigan State since February 2023. The Wolverines are preparing ...
Before Monday's loss, 96 of 97 projections on BracketMatrix.com listed Nebraska in the 68-team NCAA Tournament.
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The lone Wolf: How Michigan’s 7-foot guard became college basketball’s most unique playerThe making of Michigan's Danny Wolf, a playmaking guard in a 7-foot, 250-pound body whose grabbing attention of NBA scouts.
Michigan basketball head coach Dusty May has agreed to a long-term extension with the Wolverines. May took over an eight-win team and has nearly tripled the programs wins in just a year's time.
An Iowa win over Michigan could do wonders for the Hawkeyes' NCAA Tournament standing and Big Ten Tournament seeding.
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