College basketball countdown: No. 5 Michigan Wolverines – Sporting News – “An opposing coach’s take: “You’ve got a point guard who had a tremendous freshman year. You’ve got a wing who had a tremendous freshman year and an OK sophomore year. Now, if Trey Burke...
Dwayne Bacon is one of the more versatile prospects in the class of 2015. He has a complete arsenal of skills: he can slash, he can dish and his handle is impressive. He’s also 6-foot-6. That’s a big reason why the Lakeland, Florida native is...
Characterizing Tim Hardaway Jr.’s sophomore year as a “slump” might be a bit of an overstatement given that Michigan’s No. 2 scorer tallied more points and assists than his freshman season. However, the underlying statistics behind his raw production are tough to ignore. Look a...
Michigan has made strong early recruiting efforts in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana but the Wolverines continue to expand their recruiting radar nationally. 6-foot-5 guard Tyler Williams is a by-product of Michigan’s expanded recruiting range. Williams, a Texas native, made the trip up to Ann Arbor...
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Luke Kennard, a 6-foot-5 guard out of Franklin, Ohio remains a Wolverine priority in the class of 2015. Kennard has visited Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio State this fall and made another trip up to Michigan for the Illinois football game last Saturday. Michigan coaches continue...
We previously reported that top-5 2015 prospect Diamond Stone would be on campus this weekend, but the Wolverines are expected to host another high profile out of state visitor as well. Class of 2015 wing guard Tyler Williams, of Dallas Hebron is expected on campus...
Trevor Manuel is one of the most versatile prospects in the class of 2015. The 6-foot-8 prospect and Lansing native already holds a Michigan State offer but has visited Michigan and North Carolina State this fall as well. The Lansing Sexton sophomore had originally planned...
The 2012-13 USA Today Preseason Coaches Poll was unveiled on Wednesday afternoon and featured five ranked Big Ten teams, three in the top five slots. Preseason rankings are little more than a vague guideline for expectations – although the preseason AP poll has surprising predictive...
Michigan is ranked 5th in the USA Today College Basketball Preseason Top 25 Coaches Poll which was released this afternoon. This is the second consecutive season that Michigan has been tabbed in the preseason poll, after being slotted at 18th last season. The Wolverines peaked...
Basketball season is just around the corner and as part of our all-encompassing look at the Big Ten we’re sorting through the stats to find the best of the best returning players in the Big Ten. We’ve already ranked the Big Ten’s top 25 players...
Throughout the season we’ll answer your questions that you submit via Twitter, e-mail or Facebook. This week we discuss a number of the freshmen roles, Michigan’s depth situation, a scheduling issue, the back-up point guard position and more. @Blazefire84: In what game will a particular freshman’s skill...
Class of 2015 big man Diamond Stone is planning to visit Michigan unofficially this weekend for Michigan’s football game against Michigan State. The 6-foot-10 big man tweeted his plans to visit Ann Arbor on Monday night: Going To The University Of Michigan Football Game This...
Here’s more quality content from Media Day, iSportsWeb asks the team about Bacari Alexander: Make sure to check out our entire media day wrap-up as well as iSportsWeb’s additional video about Michigan’s funniest and best dressed players.
Evan Boudreaux, a 6-foot-7 class of 2015 forward, visited Michigan on Saturday for the football game against Illinois. Boudreaux has already taken quite a few visits this fall, and he enjoyed his stay with the Wolverines. We caught up with Boudreaux on Sunday to get...
Dusty May made his annual spring appearance on Defend the Block today, discussing the...
Yaxel Lendeborg’s winding journey through college basketball will take a final stop in Ann...