Andrew Kahn is an Associate Editor at MLive, where he covers University of Michigan men's basketball and football. With a focus on local sports in Michigan and Grand Rapids, Andrew provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, players, and the overall sports scene. His work has also been featured in Slate Magazine, cleveland.com, Calhoun Times, and ADDitude Magazine.
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By: Andrew Kahn
Why one Wolverine has had the Northwestern game circled on his calendar for months
Michigan basketball dominated Long Island on Wednesday night
By: Andrew Kahn
Michigan State returns to its familiar primetime slot, Michigan shoots for bowl eligibility, and Ohio State and Indiana meet with a trip to the Big Ten championship (basically) against Oregon on the line.
| ANN ARBOR — Michigan's scheduling under a new coaching staff is very intentional, but sometimes you've just got to fill a game.
Michigan basketball beat Tarleton State for a third straight double-digit victory
By: Ryan Zuke, Aaron McMann, Andrew Kahn
Michigan's football team has had an underwhelming 2024 season, but it can become bowl eligible with a win over Northwestern on Saturday.
In light of Bryce Underwood's commitment, a look at Michigan's previous elite football recruits
“It is very hard to play a full 40 minutes against us," said one Wolverine after Michigan's win over Tarleton State
By: Ryan Zuke, Andrew Kahn
Michigan's football team (5-5, 3-4 Big Ten) is looking to close its 2024 home schedule with a win to become bowl eligible.
Michigan's seniors left the Big House with (another) huge win
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