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UConn's men's basketball team will navigate the toughest non‑conference schedule in program history, featuring seven top‑25 opponents, marquee rematches, and a blend of veteran and emerging talent.
The Wolverines erased a double‑digit hole to defeat KK Mega Superbet 84‑81, highlighted by McKenney’s 25 points and Cadeau’s 15 in just 17 minutes.
A look at the early hierarchy shaping the Big Ten, highlighting top contenders, key players and emerging storylines.
A knee injury to five‑star freshman Brandon McCoy Jr. in the opening minute of Michigan's exhibition game against Mega Superbet forced the Wolverines to finish the match without their highly touted recruit, even as they edged a 84‑81 victory.
The Wolverines overcame an 11-point halftime deficit to defeat Mega Superbet 84-81 in Serbia, but the early exit of freshman Brandon McCoy raises questions for the remainder of the overseas tour.
After evaluating 70 prospects, the University of Michigan has selected Kenny Noland, a senior from Columbia, as the backup to Elliot Cadeau, hoping his skill set will fill the void left by an under‑prepared bench.
A look at how Michigan's highly touted freshman class, featuring five-star forward Brandon McCoy Jr. and sharpshooter Quinn Costello, is shaping expectations after impressive overseas exhibition outings.
A look at how Michigan and Arizona’s overseas preseason schedules are exposing strengths and vulnerabilities ahead of the new college basketball season.
Michigan Wolverines dropped their first two exhibition games on a nine‑day tour, losing to Lithuania's national team and B team while key players nursed injuries and limited minutes.
Michigan fell 82-77 to Lithuania's National B Team in Utena, with key performances from Elliot Cadeau and J.P. Estrella, before turning focus to a upcoming match against Mega SUPERBET in Croatia.
A late fourth‑quarter comeback falls short as Michigan battles Lithuania's reserves, with key players out and freshmen stepping up.
Michigan lost 82‑77 to Lithuania’s developmental team despite a strong first half and performances from Elliot Cadeau and J.P. Estrella, with key starters sidelined by injury.
Michigan lost 82‑77 to Lithuania's B team, dropping to 0‑2 on their European tour. The game exposed both the potential and the growing pains of a young Wolverines lineup.
Michigan led at halftime but collapsed after the break, with Lithuania's experienced team exploiting age and depth advantages.
Michigan’s young squad led by Quinn Costello and Brandon McCoy Jr. lost 96-84 to Lithuania in Vilnius, highlighting both bright spots and growing pains.
The Wolverines fell 96-84 to Lithuania in their opening game of a European tour, with key players sidelined and a backcourt battling fouls.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games in Europe, using the stint to evaluate replacements for injured guard L.J. Cason, assess the eligibility of recruit Kenny Noland, and integrate fresh big men into a defense that lost key contributors.
The Wolverines embark on a 10‑day European tour to Croatia and Lithuania, using exhibition games and extra practices to strengthen chemistry, experiment with lineups, and integrate a wave of newcomers while navigating injuries.
The Wolverines will play three exhibition games in Lithuania and Croatia, using extra practices and cultural activities to build chemistry ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Michigan’s basketball program welcomes veteran guard Kenny Noland, a move that reshapes the team’s rotation and impacts the playing time of several key prospects.
Michigan secures veteran guard Kenny Noland from Columbia, integrating him into a projected lineup that features Elliot Cadeau, Trey McKenney, Brandon McCoy Jr., J.P. Estrella and Moustapha Thiam.
Michigan Wolverines have added Columbia transfer Kenny Noland, a 6‑foot‑2 guard who averaged 17.1 points per game, to strengthen depth behind Elliot Cadeau, as the program evaluates the possible return of Roddy Gayle.
Kenny Noland, a versatile point guard from Columbia University, joins the Michigan Wolverines as a backup behind Elliot Cadeau, bringing Ivy League‑level production and a fifth year of eligibility.
The Wolverines' 2026‑27 backcourt gains a versatile floor general whose collegiate résumé includes All‑Ivy League honors, record‑setting shooting and a fifth‑year eligibility granted by a federal injunction.