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Four-star safety Davion Jones, a top sprinter from North Carolina, has trimmed his list to five programs and will begin official visits with Indiana University this weekend, with a final decision expected on July 25.
Michigan's pass-catching group undergoes a transformation, with fresh coaching leadership, high‑profile transfers and a promising second‑year standout all eyeing expanded roles.
Three Michigan State alumni will compete in the 2025 IIHF Men’s World Championship in Zurich, bringing experience and medal pedigree to their national teams.
Ethan Belchetz, a highly touted prospect, announced his move to Michigan State after a strong but injury‑marred season with the Windsor Spitfires.
A freshman season that saw Zach Kinziger log just 4.8 minutes per game still delivered moments of promise, from a career‑high six points against Penn State to the coaching staff’s confidence in his potential.
Despite a challenging schedule and a modest home record, the University of Washington basketball program is reshaping its roster and seeking to turn Alaska Airlines Arena into a true fortress.
With a national championship under their belt, the Michigan trio turned heads in Chicago, delivering standout athletic numbers that have draft analysts buzzing.
The university revealed its full 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, highlighting conference home‑and‑home series and a non‑conference lineup that includes top‑ranked opponents.
Michigan State's 2026‑27 basketball schedule includes tough opponents like Michigan, Nebraska, and Iowa, with notable games against UCLA and USC on the West Coast.
Flint will honor Trey McKenney, a hometown basketball star, with a city‑wide celebration on May 14, highlighting his NCAA championship, community impact, and hopes for local youth.
The Buckeyes have released a 20‑game Big Ten schedule that includes double‑headers with three conference rivals, a West Coast road trip and a nonconference slate featuring BYU, UConn, Notre Dame and Kansas, while adding freshman center Vuk Lazarevic to the roster.
The upcoming season outlines a tough lineup of opponents, including defending champion Michigan and a potential Los Angeles swing.
The Big Ten has released its 2026‑27 men’s basketball slate, and Purdue’s schedule promises a tougher road ahead compared with the previous year, featuring challenging home and away matchups.
The upcoming schedule features home and away matchups against Michigan, Maryland and Nebraska, road trips to UCLA and USC, and a marquee non‑conference showdown with Duke, while coach Tom Izzo eyes his 11th regular‑season title.
The RedHawks announce the addition of Andrew Dakich, a seasoned coach with a strong playing pedigree, to their men's basketball coaching staff.
The university announced Dakich's appointment, highlighting his playing legacy, coaching successes and academic background.
The Eagles will close out their non‑conference schedule with a much‑anticipated game against Michigan State, featuring key players, a youthful coaching shift and a roster poised for a late‑season surge.
Michigan’s football schedule places noon kickoffs against Oklahoma on Sept. 12 and Ohio State on Nov. 28 on FOX, reviving historic rivalries and testing the Wolverines’ early‑season form.
The Wolverines and the Sooners will meet on September 12, 2026, at noon Eastern, sparking a narrative that blends past playoff aspirations, key quarterback performances, and surprising roster moves.
The Wolverines will meet the Buckeyes on November 28, 2026, at Ohio Stadium, continuing a series that has defined Big Ten football for decades.
Michigan will host Oklahoma at noon ET on Sept. 12, a Fox broadcast that pits new coach Kyle Whittingham against a Sooners squad bolstered by transfers, while the Wolverines look to build on their 2024 upset of Ohio State.
A University of Michigan ice hockey standout has been named to Hockey Canada's roster for the upcoming 2026 IIHF Men's World Championship, setting the stage for an international showdown in Zurich and Fribourg.
Gideon Gash, a versatile four-star recruit, is evaluating a slate of powerhouse programs, with Michigan’s renewed interest adding a new twist to his decision.
AJ Henley, a 6‑foot‑2 sophomore from Harper Woods High, receives a scholarship offer from the University of Michigan, citing the program’s fast‑paced offense and strong coaching connections.