Last night, the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines basketball team picked up another 30-point victory, taking down Villanova 89-61 on Tuesday evening at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Mich. Leading the charge for the Wolverines was point guard Elliot Cadeau.
With a 9-0 record and winning many of its games in blowout fashion, Dusty May's Michigan Wolverines likely couldn't have envisioned a much better start to the 2025-26 campaign.
The Michigan Wolverines basketball program made one of its loudest cases yet for the top spot in the country Tuesday, and second year head coach Dusty May knows it.
Four weeks into the 2025-26 college basketball season, marquee programs such as Michigan, Duke, Arizona, and Iowa State have begun positioning themselves as major National Championship contenders.
Forget about beating No. 3 Michigan at this point. Just making it reasonably close would be an accomplishment. Villanova will try to buck the odds and figure out a way to not only keep up with the Wolverines but pull off an upset on Tuesday when the Wildcats visit Ann Arbor, Mich.
On Saturday afternoon, the Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team secured a dominating 41-point victory over Rutgers in Ann Arbor. Leading the Wolverines was sophomore big man Morez Johnson Jr.
in mid November, despite Michigan basketball getting off to a 3-0 start at the time, Wolverines' head coach Dusty May said the team was still in search of their "cheat code." "Right now, we’re still trying to figure out what our cheat codes are gonna be,” May said at the time.
Dusty May met with the media on Monday for his weekly press conference to discuss Michigan’s 7-0 start and rise to the top of college basketball after an impressive run in Las Vegas.
The Michigan Wolverines basketball team added another statement win to its perfect start on Wednesday night, and the latest result came with a historic milestone.
The Michigan Wolverines basketball team delivered one of the most dominant performances of the early season on Wednesday night, and head coach Dusty May followed it with a statement that sent shockwaves through the college basketball world.
The Players Era Festival is coming to a close, and Feast Week’s new showcase event delivered when it comes to the basketball. While there was some criticism about the environments in Las Vegas, Michigan, Gonzaga and many of the other top teams in the nation delivered the goods on the floor.
The Michigan Wolverines basketball team made history Tuesday night at the Players Era Championship in Las Vegas, dismantling the No. 21 Auburn Tigers 102-72 in a performance that turned heads across the nation.
The Auburn Tigers face a Michigan team that they could meet again in the NCAA tournament. This version of the Wolverines is much more talented than the one Auburn defeated in the South Regional Final last spring.
The Michigan Wolverines obliterated San Diego State on Monday night, 94-54, to move to 5-0 on the season. Not only did Michigan get the win, but the Wolverines' dominant showing has them in prime position entering Day 2 of the Players Era Tournament.
Tahaad Pettiford's shot was missing in action during No. 21 Auburn's first five games. The sophomore guard will look to have rediscovered it at the Players Era men's tournament and will seek a second straight strong effort when the Tigers face No.
As No. 7 Michigan prepares to open the Players Era men's tournament against San Diego State on Monday night in Las Vegas, Wolverines coach Dusty May has some goals in mind.
The No. 7 Michigan Wolverines men's basketball team will be heading to Las Vegas for the 2025 Players Era Championship to face San Diego State on Monday (Nov.
Boston College and Florida Atlantic are on the rebound when they collide in the season opener in Boca Raton, Fla., on Monday. The Owls are two seasons removed from their 2022-23 Final Four run under former coach Dusty May.
The Michigan Wolverines basketball team's 2025 recruiting class' crown jewel is five-star shooting guard Trey McKenney, a product of the hoops haven of Flint, Michigan who played his high school ball at St.
The Michigan Wolverines' basketball program has been one of the most active in the nation since the end of March Madness, signing four players from the transfer portal and finishing second in the national transfer portal rankings behind St.
It certainly feels like head coach Dusty May could have something special on his hands as he looks to build the Michigan Wolverines' men's basketball program.
The Michigan Wolverines and head coach Dusty May had an impressive run in the NCAA Tournament. After turning the program around in just one year, the future is bright for May and his team.
The Michigan Wolverines entered the Big Ten basketball tournament on a three-game losing streak. They went on to win three in a row over ranked Purdue, Maryland and Wisconsin to win the Big Ten Tournament.