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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Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States (Local)
Andrew Kahn's coverage primarily revolves around sports, particularly college football and Michigan Wolverines. He focuses on event coverage and announcements related to the teams and their competitions. To effectively reach out, consider offering insights or interviews surrounding upcoming games, team performances, player status updates, or expert analysis of game strategies.
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With latest announcement, the Michigan basketball schedule is nearly complete
By: Akahn11, Ryan Zuke, Aaron Mcmann, Andrew Kahn
The latest Wolverine Confidential podcast episode is available
A pair of former Wolverines will play pro hoops in Germany
By: Andrew Kahn
| This time, Michigan made Danny Wolf an offer he couldn't refuse. Two years ago, Wolf considered walking on to the Michigan men's basketball team out of high school.
By: Akahn11, Ryan Zuke, Aaron Mcmann, Rzuke, Andrew Kahn
Podcast: Running back outlook for the Wolverines in 2024.
The Wagner brothers will play for Germany in the Olympics
By: Andrew Kahn
Victor the frisbee dog won’t be doing his thing at Michigan Stadium to start the football season.
By: Aaron Mcmann, Ryan Zuke, Andrew Kahn
Michigan will be represented when the 2024 summer games kick off Friday in Paris
| The Big Ten is about to get bigger. Next week, four schools will officially join the conference, making it a truly coast-to-coast league.
An update on Michigan basketball's 2025 recruiting
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