At the Michigan men’s basketball team’s first media availability of the season, John Beilein told reporters that his team needed “two or three” freshmen to work their way into a rotation depleted by graduation and NBA departures. Forwards Ignas Brazdeikis and Brandon Johns came in as highly-touted four-star recruits, widely expected to contribute immediately, but Beilein would only commit to Brazdeikis.
With Moe Wagner now gone to the NBA, Teske, who played just three minutes in that game in San Antonio, moves to center stage.
After almost fifteen years of being Michigan’s star-crossed lover, Chris Webber is finally coming home.
Charles Matthews announced Wednesday afternoon he has withdrawn his name from NBA Draft consideration and will be returning to Michigan for another season.
Michigan coach John Beilein has built a program from the ground up, and now all that's left to do is win a national championship.
Michigan lost 79-62 in an anti-climactic ending to a season that was anything but.
Michigan has gotten to this point in the season thanks to lessons learned from its losses.
Down seven at halftime, Jordan Poole showed leadership and optimism to convince Michigan it could get back into the game.
Michigan's roster doesn't have the makings to be a true Goliath, and Loyola is too talented to be a true David.
The Daily broke down game tape from Loyola-Chicago’s Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight wins over Nevada and Kansas State, respectively, to evaluate the non-religious challenges the Ramblers may present ahead of Michigan’s Final Four clash.