
Yost Ice Arena: A Century of Michigan Hockey Heritage
Built in 1923 as Fielding H. Yost Field House, the arena has transformed through multiple sports, renovations, and naming honors, remaining a cornerstone of Michigan athletics.
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Built in 1923 as Fielding H. Yost Field House, the arena has transformed through multiple sports, renovations, and naming honors, remaining a cornerstone of Michigan athletics.

Since opening in 1967, Crisler Center has transformed from a simple University Events Building into a multifunctional venue that shapes Michigan’s basketball identity and campus activities.

Since opening in 1967, Crisler Center has evolved through design ingenuity, fan-driven upgrades, and multimillion‑dollar renovations, cementing its place in the University of Michigan’s athletic narrative.

Yaxel Lendeborg’s singular season at Michigan culminates in a national title, Player of the Year recognition, and a legacy that reshapes the program’s history.

Glen Rice's induction celebrates a career that spanned championship glory at Michigan, a prolific NBA run, and lasting impact on the game

Former Michigan star Glen Rice will be enshrined in the 2026 National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, joining a roster of coaches and players celebrated for their impact on college basketball.
The Hall of Fame announced that Glen Rice, who led Michigan to its first national championship and enjoyed a celebrated NBA career, will be inducted in Kansas City on Oct. 22, 2026.

Glen Rice's induction celebrates a career that spanned championship glory at Michigan, a record‑setting college tournament, and a decorated NBA run that culminated in an NBA championship and multiple All‑Star appearances.
Glen Rice, who led Michigan to its first NCAA championship in 1989 and enjoyed a 15‑year NBA career, was announced as one of six inductees for the 2026 Hall of Fame, cementing his place among the sport’s greatest alumni.

A look at Glen Rice’s storied career, from the 1989 NCAA championship to a 15‑year NBA run that earned him three All‑Star nods and a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers.

Since 1947, the NBA Draft has produced a parade of No. 1 overall selections, many of whom honed their games at top collegiate programs. This article traces the schools and high schools that have supplied the league’s most coveted first‑overall talents, spotlighting Duke’s six picks, the Cavaliers’ record six selections, and the rise of phenoms like Cooper Flagg.
Head coach Dusty May is weaving the storied past of Michigan's Fab Five into the program's future, celebrating a reunion that bridges eras and promises a renewed identity.