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Michigan made basketball look easy during its three-game domination in the 2025 Players Era Festival. The Wolverines dismantled San Diego State by 40, No. 21 Auburn by 30, and No. 12 Gonzaga by 40. Michigan will claim a total of $2 million in NIL money thanks to its championship win over the Bulldogs, and the […]
If there is any week of the 12-game regular season to pick more than three players to put on this list of opponents to watch, this would be that week. Simply put, Ohio State’s roster is loaded. The Buckeyes have players worth watching all over the field, and picking three that stand out is next […]
By: Brock Heilig
There were hopes heading into Saturday’s rivalry matchup with Ohio State that key contributors Justice Haynes and Ernest Hausmann would be ready to play in the season finale, but those rumors were put to bed on Saturday morning when the Big Ten released the weekly availability report. Haynes, Michigan’s star running back, and Hausmann, a […]
Michigan cruised to yet another victory on Saturday afternoon at Crisler Center. In front of one of the best home crowds in recent Michigan basketball history, the Wolverines outclassed Rutgers to pick up their first conference victory of the season. Morez Johnson Jr. led the way for U-M in the 101-60 win with 22 points. […]
Dusty May and Michigan basketball had no issues dominating the McNeese Cowboys at Crisler Center on Monday night. The Wolverines, like they have all year, completely humiliated their opponents, putting the Cowboys away by halftime. By the end of the game, Michigan found itself with a 41-point win, beating McNeese, 112-71. Michigan’s front court led […]
Michigan will conclude its 2025 season on Wednesday afternoon in Orlando, Florida, as it is set to take on the Texas Longhorns in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl. The Wolverines are looking to score their 10th win of what has been a tumultuous season. [Sign up for Maize & Blue Review for $1 and get PLUS […]
Dusty May and Michigan basketball improved to 14-0 overall and 4-0 in Big Ten play on Tuesday night with a slim 74-72 victory over Penn State at the Bryce Jordan Center.
By: Brock Heilig
For about six or seven minutes on Sunday afternoon, heart rates were up, nails were being bitten and the outcome of the Midwest Regional Final was still very much up in the air. But after the top-seeded Wolverines went on a 19-0 run in the middle of the first half, the winner was all but […]
Michigan basketball has won the 2025-26 national championship. The Wolverines dumped the Connecticut Huskies, 69-63, in the national final to claim their second title in program history, and their first since 1989. Elliot Cadeau led the way for U-M in scoring with 19 points on 5-of-11 shooting. He also connected on one of his four […]
Thirteen years ago, the Oakland men’s basketball team made it to the NCAA Tournament. Head coach Greg Kampe was in his 28th season as the head man of the Golden Grizzlies, and the team was led by Keith Benson and Larry Wright. Nothing was significant about that season other than the fact that it was...
