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A recent U.S. District Court decision extends eligibility for 2022 class athletes, giving Rodny Gayle Jr. the chance to return to Michigan and fill a critical backcourt need.
Michigan's new head coach discusses contract terms, the departure of Athletic Director Warde Manuel, key players like Brandon McCoy Jr. and Jalen Reed, and the team's upcoming European exhibition schedule.
Five‑star prospect Brandon McCoy Jr. is poised to reshape Michigan’s frontcourt, bringing size, athleticism and defensive versatility to a squad eager to capitalize on its top‑ranked recruiting class.
L.J. Cason, recovering from a torn ACL, has entered the transfer portal after head coach Dusty May left for the NBA, signaling a shift in leadership and a focus on culture for his next team.
Guard L.J. Cason has entered the transfer portal, marking the first roster loss since Mike Boynton Jr. became head coach. His exit spotlights injury concerns and a thin backup situation at point guard.
L.J. Cason, a junior point guard who helped Michigan capture its most recent NCAA championship, announced that he will enter the transfer portal for the 2026‑27 season, becoming the only scholarship player from the 14‑player roster assembled under former coach Dusty May to leave rather than stay for new head coach Mike Boynton Jr.
After a season marked by injury and improvement, L.J. Cason has filed paperwork to enter the 2026‑27 transfer portal, leaving his future at Michigan uncertain while the Wolverines retain a strong backcourt.
Junior guard L.J. Cason has entered the transfer portal after a coaching change at Michigan, but the program retains a strong core and two scholarship slots.
Junior guard L.J. Cason announced his intent to enter the transfer portal following Michigan's coaching change, joining a small group of players who have opted to move while the majority of the roster remains intact.
L.J. Cason’s departure leaves a void in Michigan’s backcourt, but the Wolverines are already mapping out replacements and opportunities for fresh talent.
Michigan enters the 2026‑27 campaign with high expectations, a fresh coaching staff and a versatile frontcourt led by Quinn Costello, whose increased minutes could reshape the team's depth chart.
After a wave of departures, including guard L.J. Cason, Michigan’s coaching staff is scouting a veteran replacement and reaffirming its commitment to player welfare.
After Dusty May left for the NBA, Michigan appointed Mike Boynton Jr. as head coach. He retained most of the roster, promoted staff members, and outlined plans to add a veteran guard and fill two support positions, all while expressing confidence in competing for titles.
After entering the transfer portal on July 20, L.J. Cason will join the University of Miami, leaving the Michigan Wolverines to navigate a revamped point guard position with Elliot Cadeau at the helm.
L.J. Cason, a Florida native who averaged 8.4 points and 2.4 assists for Michigan before a season‑ending ACL injury, is headed to the University of Miami. His departure forces the Wolverines to redistribute minutes at point guard, with Elliot Cadeau set to start and newcomers Trey McKenney, Brandon McCoy Jr. and freshman Joseph Hartman in the mix.
L.J. Cason, a Michigan point guard recovering from a torn ACL, has transferred to the Miami Hurricanes, marking a pivotal move after a coaching change and a promising start to his sophomore season.
After a season marred by injury, L.J. Cason is set to rejoin the Miami Hurricanes, bringing his backcourt skills back to the state where his college career began.
The Wolverines will face the Blue Devils in a venue‑changed game as key transfers and coaching changes loom.
Duke’s upcoming clash with Michigan sees coaching upheaval and a venue shift to loanDepot Park, reshaping expectations for a high‑stakes non‑conference showdown.
Mike Boynton Jr. has been promoted to full‑time head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, inheriting a title‑winning program and a contract that promises stability while he works to retain key players.
Mike Boynton ascends to head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, securing a two‑year deal to preserve a championship‑ready roster and a defense that topped the nation last season.
Despite Dusty May’s departure to the NBA, Michigan’s interim coach Mike Boynton Jr. has kept all nine members of the highly ranked incoming class, emphasizing continuity and a winning trajectory.
Michigan basketball recruit Quinn Costello has reaffirmed his commitment, joining five other incoming players who have also announced their intent to remain with the team. The only lingering question involves guard LJ Cason, who is recovering from an ACL tear.
Despite the exit of head coach Dusty May to the Dallas Mavericks, freshman forward Quinn Costello has reaffirmed his commitment to the Michigan Wolverines, joining 13 other players pledged to return for the upcoming season under interim head coach Mike Boynton Jr.