While the Michigan Wolverines have their full focus on Sunday's Elite 8 game against Tennessee, the weekend provides plenty of time for media to ask questions to players on a variety of topics during sessions of down time.
In the world of the transfer portal — it's always open. Despite college basketball's transfer portal officially opening on April 6, agents and others are using back channels to inquire about their clients getting more money at the school they are at, or going somewhere else.
Michigan's defense will look a lot different in 2026 under new defensive coordinator Jay Hill. Not just because he will run his own scheme, but the Wolverines lost quite a bit of talent on their front seven.
For the second NCAA Tournament game in a row, Yaxel Lendeborg has turned it on and has led Michigan to a victory. In the Round of 32 against Saint Louis, Lendeborg scored 25 points on 9-of-13 shooting, along with adding six rebounds.
There aren't many teams — if any — that can match up with Michigan's three-headed monster of Yaxel Lendeborg, Morez Johnson, and Aday Mara in the paint.
Michigan was in a back and forth affair with Alabama early, with the Wolverines down two headed into halftime. The second half was a very different game, and it was a game dictated by Michigan.
Dusty May, Roddy Gayle Jr., Trey McKenney and Yaxel Lendeborg were on the podium after Michigan’s win over Alabama. DUSTY MAY: I want to applaud our guys for the second half effort they had, especially considering the first half.
The Michigan Wolverines faced the Bentley Falcons tonight in the semifinals of the Albany Regional in the NCAA tournament. The Wolverines had Jack Ivankovic (Nashville Predators) in net, bringing in a 23-7-1 record with a 2.14 goals-against average, a .923 save percentage, and three shutouts.
While Kyle Whittingham and the new Michigan football staff were able to retain a healthy amount of players from the Wolverines' 2025 roster to set themselves up well for 2026, they also endured some key losses via the transfer portal.
Once North Carolina parted ways with Hubert Davis as its head coach, there were some big names that surfaced as potential replacement names — Michigan's Dusty May was among them.
Back in February, shortly after Kyle Whittingham was hired as the new head coach at Michigan, it was reported that the No. 1 prospect in the state of Michigan in the 2027 class, four-star wide receiver Dakota Guerrant (Harper Woods) was still interested in the Wolverines.
Yaxel Lendeborg came to Michigan in hopes of winning a national championship and the Big Ten Player of the Year is four games away from doing just that.
It took nearly three months for Kyle Whittingham to land his first recruit at Michigan in the 2027 class, but the Wolverines didn't just land one player — it was two.
With the Sweet 16 tipping off on Thursday night, On3's Pete Nakos published a report on what each program that remains in the NCAA Tournament spent on their rosters for the 2025-26 season.
2025-26 Team: Michigan Wolverines (NCAA) Date of Birth: April 11, 2008 Place of Birth: Toronto, ON Ht: 5-foot-10 Wt: 187 pounds Shoots: Left Position:
Whittingham has officially gotten on the board on the 2027 recruiting trail.
Some controversies fade, but the smoke lingers—and the case involving Sherrone Moore is exactly that kind of situation. Even after the ex-coach’s exit from the Wolverines and the passage of time since the incident, public perception hasn’t fully moved on.
Thirty years ago, Mike Legg left the hockey world in disbelief. Although Legg didn't know it at the time, his audacious move would inspire players decades later around the world.
Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball head coach Mark Pope is facing a long offseason.
On Saturday night, Montreal Canadiens top prospect Michael Hage added a championship to his resume as the Michigan Wolverines beat the Ohio State Buckeyes to capture the Big 10 title.
The Michigan Wolverines underwent plenty of turnover when Kyle Whittingham arrived in Ann Arbor. With an entirely new coaching staff in town and Whittingham hiring a new general manager, they had to reorganize their recruiting efforts across multiple classes.
The Michigan Wolverines became the first team to advance to the Sweet 16 thanks to a dominant performance by Yaxel Lendeborg, and it may have earned him a new nickname.
In a year without many Cinderellas, another fell by the wayside on Saturday.
The fallout from Sherrone Moore’s exit continues to deepen, with a staggering financial revelation adding a new layer to the controversy. According to RJ Young, a popular college football analyst, the Michigan Wolverines football program has spent nearly $6 million investigating the misconduct case involving staffer Paige Shiver.
Former Michigan Wolverines assistant football coach Chris Partridge believes he was used as a scapegoat.
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