Duke Stuns No. 1 Michigan, Igniting Social Media Reactions
No. 3 Duke upset No. 1 Michigan 68-63 in Washington, D.C., prompting a wave of social-media reactions that highlighted Mara’s foul trouble, late chances to tie, and Duke’s rebounding edge.
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Wolverines End Eight-Year Road Win Streak at MSU in 83-71 Triumph
Michigan beat Michigan State on the road for the first time in eight years, 83-71, as size and depth wore down the Spartans after a late comeback. Izzo criticized the officials and said Michigan played well, while the Wolverines rose to No. 1 in KenPom following the win.
Trey Burke Celebrated as Michigan Lifts His Jersey to the Rafters
Michigan honored Trey Burke by raising his jersey to the Crisler Center rafters, recognizing his 2013 National Player of the Year and Big Ten Player of the Year season and his pivotal moments that helped return the program to prominence during his time in Ann Arbor.
Second-half surge powers Michigan past Ohio State in Las Vegas showdown
Michigan overcame a rough first half and a cold start to 3-pointers to pull away from Ohio State in Las Vegas, using efficient interior scoring, aggressive free-throw drawing, and a strong offensive rebounding game to cap a Big Ten win as the team climbs toward March momentum.
Michigan’s second-half surge propels 81-71 road win at Oregon
Michigan trailed at halftime but exploded in the second half to defeat Oregon 81-71 on the road, riding balanced scoring from Nimari Burnett, Cadeau and Aday Mara and a stifling defensive effort (seven second-half blocks). The win continued a productive West Coast trip as Michigan leaned on a smaller lineup at times, and the Wolverines will return home to host Indiana and Ohio State next.
Michigan Edges Wake Forest in Overtime Thriller
Michigan Basketball narrowly defeated Wake Forest 85-84 in overtime, showcasing strong defense and key performances from players like Mara and Cadeau, despite struggles with shooting, free throws, and turnovers. The game provided valuable experience for the developing team as they prepare for upcoming challenges.
Michigan Basketball Shines in Season Opener with Record-Breaking Performance
Michigan men's basketball started their season with a dominant 121-78 win over Oakland, showcasing an explosive offense, a fast-paced game, and impressive team depth, despite some injury concerns. The first half set a program record with 69 points, highlighting their offensive efficiency and athleticism. The team displayed strong ball movement, effective paint touches, and a quick tempo, setting high expectations for the season. Next up is a game against Wake Forest.
Michigan Basketball Narrowly Loses to Cincinnati in Exhibition
Michigan Wolverines narrowly lost to Cincinnati 100-98 in an exhibition game, overcoming a significant halftime deficit with a strong second-half effort led by Yaxel Lendeborg, but ultimately falling short as Cincinnati held on to win.
Michigan basketball secures commitment from 7-foot-3 Danish center Marcus Möller
Michigan basketball has secured a commitment from 7-foot-3 Danish center Marcus Möller, a talented international player with a strong skill set and high basketball IQ, who is expected to develop further under coach Dusty May and contribute to the team's success.
Michigan's 2025-26 Basketball Depth Chart and NBA Draft Developments
Michigan basketball's 2025-26 roster is shaping up with the addition of Yaxel Lendeborg, who withdrew from the NBA Draft and committed as a transfer, bolstering the team's depth across positions and promising a competitive season.
Michigan vs. Virginia Tech: Fort Myers Tip-Off Showdown Details
Michigan basketball faces Virginia Tech in the Fort Myers Tip-Off in Florida, with the game airing on FS1 and streaming on Fubo. The Wolverines, who have won four of their first five games, are averaging 16.4 turnovers per game, while Virginia Tech averages 15.2. Michigan is making 38.9% of their 3-point attempts, compared to Virginia Tech's 31.6%. The game is scheduled for Monday, November 25, at 6 p.m. ET.
"Scottie Pippen's Son Justin Commits to Michigan Basketball"
Four-star combo guard Justin Pippen, son of NBA Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen, has committed to Michigan over Florida, Stanford, Cal, and Texas A&M. This marks the first high school or transfer portal commit for new Michigan coach Dusty May, making Pippen the highest-ranked high school recruit May has landed in his coaching career. Pippen, who has seen a significant rise in the rankings, is known for his natural talent and growth in both height and skillset, following in the footsteps of his older brother, Scotty, who played at Vanderbilt and then entered the NBA.
"Michigan's Dusty May Embraces NIL and Rebuilds Roster Amid Criticism"
Dusty May, Michigan's new men's basketball coach, is embracing the opportunities presented by Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals for college athletes. The Champions Circle NIL collective has already launched a fundraising campaign tied to May's arrival, highlighting the importance of NIL in recruiting and program competitiveness. May recognizes the significance of NIL in shaping the success of his tenure and is fully embracing it, expressing a desire for players to be rewarded for their efforts.
"Dusty May's Impact: Key Takeaways from His Introduction as Michigan's New Basketball Head Coach"
Dusty May was introduced as the new head coach of Michigan basketball, emphasizing his commitment to stewardship of the program and serving those who came before him. Despite just arriving in Ann Arbor, he discussed his basketball philosophies, process, and addressed topics such as NIL, staffing, and recruiting, marking the beginning of a new era for Michigan basketball.
"Insider Insights: Dusty May's Impact on Michigan Basketball"
Former FAU beat writer Kevin Fielder discusses Dusty May's success in building the FAU basketball program, emphasizing his focus on player development, recruiting, and building a strong team culture. May's coaching strategy involves letting players figure things out on the court and prioritizing off-ball movement and passing. Fielder believes that while it may take time, May has the potential to build Michigan's basketball program back to national relevance.