Michigan will host TCU on November 15th, 2024, the school announced today.
It’s the first game of a home-and-home series that will also include a return trip to Fort Worth, Texas, next season.
TCU finished 21-13 last season, earning a No. 9 seed in the NCAA Tournament, ending the year ranked 43rd, per KenPom. The Horned Frogs are ranked 62nd in Bart Torvik’s current preseason rankings. Former Michigan point guard Frankie Collins — who beat the Wolverines two years ago with Arizona State — will get another chance to face his old school.
The Wolverines should have a strong non-conference schedule in May’s first season with a slate that is heavy on neutral court games.
In addition to hosting TCU, Michigan will face Wake Forest in Greensboro, Oklahoma in Charlotte and Arkansas in New York City. They’ll also participate in the Fort Myers Tip-Off preseason tournament with two games against South Carolina, Virginia Tech and Xavier (matchups to be announced).
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DMB43
This is what dreams are made of!!! Yes!!!
umhoops
DMB demanded it, Dusty answered the call.
IanLemersal
This is fun, I like it.
redwings88311
Mid November Friday night, seems like one of those FS1 spots that previously would’ve been for the Gavitt games.
DMB43
I just messaged 557 Maize Rage members:
“Get ready to rage”