Dylan Burkhardt is the Founder and Editor at UM Hoops.com. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports-related topics, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and competitive tournaments, while also delving into themes of sports business and health and wellness. Dylan's insights and analyses are featured in UM Hoops.com.
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By: Dylan Burkhardt
Mike Boynton Jr. and his staff were on the road recruiting last weekend for the final evaluation period of the summer. College coaches hit the Peach Jam in Augusta and the Adidas 3SSB Championship in Rock Hill, SC, and other grassroots circuits around the country before the window closed.
The on-again, off-again Michigan-Duke rematch is officially off. The game was originally announced to be played in Madison Square Garden, then reportedly moved to the Miami Marlins stadium, and now won’t be played at all. The game — slated to be broadcast on Amazon Prime — had caused issues with the Big Ten’s television partners, […]
Offseason practices are underway, exhibition games are around the corner, and Michigan’s three-game European trip is only a month out. As the offseason moves from coaching chaos toward a bit more normalcy at the start of the Mike Boynton Jr. era, attention will shift back to the players.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Mike Boynton Jr. met with the media for the first time as Michigan’s head coach on Tuesday, discussing the transition to the head-coaching role, the roster, and the upcoming trip to Europe.
Mike Boynton Jr. met with the media as Michigan’s head coach on Tuesday for the first time since he was promoted to head coach. Boynton spoke for around half an hour, hitting on key offseason storylines, his transition into the head coaching role, and expectations for the coming season.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Michigan and Louisville will play a pair of neutral siter games over the next two seasons, per Jeff Goodman.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Michigan is hiring Osceola Magic head coach Dylan Murphy as an assistant coach on Mike Boynton Jr.’s staff, as first reported by Alejandro Zuniga of 247 Sports.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Mike Boynton Jr. is rounding out his coaching staff with Osceola Magic head coach Dylan Murphy, his second outside-the-box hire since he was named Dusty May’s replacement earlier this month. Murphy joins former Brown head coach Mike Martin, Akeem Miskdeen, Kyle Church and KT Harrell as Michigan’s five-man assistant coaching staff. Here are five thoughts […]
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Mike Boynton Jr. kept Michigan’s roster together after Dusty May’s departure, and now he might have a chance to improve it. The 2022 high school class was granted an extra year of eligibility by the courts on Friday—a ruling that has already been appealed and could also be impacted by legislation—which means every school in the country could get the opportunity to make an August upgrade.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Dylan Murphy doesn’t have much experience with college basketball, but he knows a thing or two about Michigan. That’s because he’s coached so many former Wolverines during his time with the Orlando Magic.
