After an offseason spent in limbo, college basketball received a dose of clarity on Wednesday. The NCAA Division I Council reached a comprehensive agreement that, among other protocols, announced the 2020-21 season will start on Nov. 25.
The Daily took a closer look at what went right for Davis during his breakout campaign and where there’s room for improvement entering his last go-around.
Despite the fact that the manager games are relatively unknown to fans, Michigan players and coaches have shown continued support and interest.
With Zavier Simpson graduating in May, it’s time for someone else to carry the point guard baton. Enter Zeb Jackson.
Last spring, as the former Columbia point guard narrowed down his list of transfer suitors, the candid and persistent approach of Michigan coach Juwan Howard stood out among the rest. In early April, Smith chose the Wolverines over Gonzaga, Arizona and Seton Hall.
The Wolverines need Dickinson, a four-star center and the 42nd-ranked recruit in the 247Sports composite rankings, to contribute right away. Two-year starter Jon Teske graduated in the spring, leaving Dickinson and fifth-year senior Austin Davis — who has yet to start in his collegiate career — as the only centers on the roster.
These costumed students, known as “Howard’s Herd” and previously known as the Bee-Line, have become one of the most visible and recognizable parts of attending or watching a Michigan game.
Michigan men’s basketball coach Juwan Howard said that he will stay at Michigan in a statement responding to a report from ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski that Howard has been gaining traction in NBA front offices as a
The NCAA has developed several contingency plans for alternative schedules for Division I basketball, Senior Vice President of Basketball Dan Gavitt said in a statement Monday.
The Big Ten wasn’t the only Power Five conference to postpone fall sports.