The Fab Five will reunite for the No. 1-seeded matchup between the Michigan Wolverines and the Arizona Wildcats in the Final Four National Semifinal in Indianapolis, per TNT Sports.
Head coach Dusty May is nearing a historic milestone as the No. 1-seed Michigan Wolverines head to the Final Four to take on the No. 1-seed Arizona Wildcats for a trip to the NCAA Tournament championship game in Indianapolis.
The No. 1-seeded Michigan Wolverines are Final Four-bound and are inviting fans to celebrate with them before they hit the road to Indianapolis to take on the No. 1-seeded Arizona Wildcats inside Lucas Oil Stadium.
The No. 1-seeded Michigan Wolverines have returned to Chicago, where they will take on the No. 4-seeded Alabama Crimson Tide in the Sweet 16.
No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May discussed a multitude of topics as he and his team are preparing for the Big Ten Tournament.
Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May gave a career update on key reserve L.J. Cason following his season ending ACL injury.
Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May gave a career update on key reserve L.J. Cason following his season ending ACL injury.
No. 8-ranked Michigan State Spartans head coach Tom Izzo defends Jeremy Fears Jr., praises his team’s effort after a 90-80 loss to No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines, but blames miscues, especially on ball-screen coverage, for the defeat.
No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines (28-2, 18-1 Big Ten) made history in their road victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes (20-10, 10-9 Big Ten) following a gritty 71-68 victory.
No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May addressed lineup adjustments following L.J. Cason’s injury and the team’s mindset as they prepare to play at Iowa, return home for senior night, and head into the Big Ten tournament.
The No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team just suffered a monumental blow, as one of their main cogs in the machine that led them to an outright Big Ten regular season championship has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a significant injury.
The No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team just suffered a monumental blow, as one of their main cogs in the machine that led them to an outright Big Ten regular season championship has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a significant injury.
No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May praised his players for their performance in a hostile environment and reflected on how the group came together as a title contender, capturing the school’s 16th Big Ten regular-season championship with an 84-70 victory over Illinois.
The No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines have clinched a share of the Big Ten regular-season championship after taking down the Minnesota Golden Gophers 77-67, improving to 26-2 overall, 16-1 Big Ten) in front of another sold-out Crisler Center crowd.
The No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines have clinched a share of the Big Ten regular-season championship after taking down the Minnesota Golden Gophers 77-67, improving to 26-2 overall, 16-1 Big Ten) in front of another sold-out Crisler Center crowd.
The No. 1-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (25-1) steps out of Big Ten play to face No. 3 Duke (24-3) in the Edward Jones Capital Showcase at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
No. 1-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May praised his team’s poise and togetherness following their 91-80 road victory over the Purdue Boilermakers at Mackey Arena.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (24-1, 14-1 Big Ten) returned to Ann Arbor for a Valentine’s Day beatdown, taking down the UCLA Bruins (17-8, 9-5 Big Ten) 86-56.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (23-1, 13-1 Big Ten) returns to Ann Arbor for a Valentine’s Day matchup and “White Out” at Crisler Center against UCLA (17-7, 9-4 Big Ten).
No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May credited his players for outlasting a tough Northwestern Wildcats team after their 87-75 road victory, which improved their record to 23-1, 13-1 in the Big Ten.
Riding a pair of top-10 wins last week, the No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (20-1, 10-1 Big Ten) returns to a sold-out Crisler Center for its annual Pink Game.
No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May discussed the controversial plays by Michigan State Spartans guard Jeremy Fears Jr. during their 83-71 victory inside the Breslin Center.
The No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (20-1, 10-1 Big Ten) traveled to East Lansing and took down the No. 7-ranked Michigan State Spartans (19-3, 9-2 Big Ten) 83-71 inside the Breslin Center, spoiling the birthday celebration of Tom Izzo.
Mike Boynton Jr. reflected on the experience gained from last year’s trip to Michigan State and what it takes to win the rivalry game.
No. 3-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball coach Dusty May called the upcoming game against No. 5-ranked Nebraska “the biggest game of the year” because it is the next game on the schedule.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (14-1, 4-1 Big Ten), led by head coach Dusty May, returned to Crisler Center after escaping a nailbiter against Penn State, but fell to the Wisconsin Badgers (11-6, 3-3 Big Ten) 91-88 in upset fashion.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team (14-0, 4-0 Big Ten), led by head coach Dusty May, returns to Crisler Center on Saturday, Jan. 10, to host Wisconsin (10-5, 2-2 Big Ten).
No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May shared his thoughts following the team’s hard-fought 74-72 road victory over the Penn State Nittany Lions inside the Bryson Jordan Center.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines defeated the No. 24-ranked USC Trojans 96-66 to ring in the new year on Detroit Pistons night in Ann Arbor.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team will ring in the new year against the No. 24-ranked USC Trojans on Detroit Pistons night in Ann Arbor.
The No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team remained undefeated, taking down the La Salle Explorers 102- 50.
No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines basketball head coach Dusty May believes December is a critical time for teams, when the most upsets occur.
No. 2-ranked Michigan Wolverines stars Yaxel Lendeborg and Elliot Cadeau are featured on the cover of Slam Magazine’s “SlamU 15” ahead of their road game against the Maryland Terrapins.
The No. 6-ranked Michigan Wolverines men’s basketball team avenged their 2024 loss to Wake Forest following an 85-84 overtime victory inside Little Caesars Arena.
Michigan Wolverines head coach Dusty May said the team is improving after its 121-78 victory over Oakland University, but it is preparing for the physical play of Wake Forest, which will be played inside Little Caesars Arena.
After a 13-year hiatus, the Michigan Wolverines and the Duke Blue Devils will square off on the hardwood at the “Duel in the District.”
The Michigan Wolverines are set to take on Wake Forest this season on Nov. 11 at Little Caesars Arena for the Wolverine-Deacon Challenge.
Dusty May and the Michigan Wolverines basketball program received earth-shattering news as they’ve finally snagged their long-awaited “big fish” ahead of the NCAA withdrawal deadline.
The No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines have been eliminated by the No. 1 seed Auburn Tigers 78-65, snapping their five-game winning streak in the process.
The No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines have been eliminated by the No. 1 seed Auburn Tigers 78-65, snapping their five-game winning streak in the process.
The No. 2 seed Michigan State Spartans and the No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines are on a collision course to make history in a potential Elite 8 matchup inside State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
History is on the line for the Michigan State Spartans, led by Naismith Basketball Hall-of-Fame head coach Tom Izzo, and the Michigan Wolverines, led by Dusty May, if they can clinch a Final Four spot.
The Michigan Wolverines, led by head coach Dusty May, and the Michigan State Spartans, led by Tom Izzo, are on a collision course. They may meet in the Elite 8 in Atlanta, bringing potential fireworks nationwide.
Michigan basketball was rescued by a pair of unlikely heroes who took over against Texas A&M and sent the Wolverines to the Sweet 16.
The No. 5 seed Michigan Wolverines are heading to the Sweet 16 for the 19th time in program history after upsetting the No. 4 seed Texas A&M Aggies 91-79
The No. 5 seeded Michigan Wolverines have advanced to the round of 32 after defeating the No. 12 seeded UC San Diego Tritons 68-65, snapping their 15-game winning streak in Denver.
The Michigan Wolverines were given the No. 5 seed after winning the Big Ten Tournament championship, and pundits feel they’re going home in the round of 68.
Late-game heroics from the Michigan Wolverines, ranked No. 22 and seeded No. 3 lifted them to the Big Ten Tournament championship, defeating the Wisconsin Badgers 59-53.
The No. 3 ranked Michigan Wolverines ended their three-game losing streak by taking down the Purdue Boilermakers 86-68 to advance to the Big Ten Tournament semi-finals.
At this point, the men in maize seem to be gasping for air, as the once-leaders in the standings have fallen to third place in the Big Ten Tournament.
Michigan guard Phat Phat Brooks shoved Michigan State guard Tre Holloman after he pushed Wolverines guard L.
The No. 12 ranked Michigan Wolverines play host to the No. 14 ranked Michigan State Spartans in one of the biggest games in the history of the rivalry.