James Hawkins is a sports writer and copy editor at various publications. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on basketball, particularly within the Big Ten and NBA, as well as sports business topics. His work has been featured in notable outlets including ArcaMax Publishing, The News & Observer, and The Detroit News.
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James Hawkins' coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college basketball at the University of Michigan. His articles center around game recaps, team performances, and coaching updates. When reaching out to him, consider providing in-depth analysis or exclusive insights into the performance of the University of Michigan's basketball team and its key figures like Juwan Howard.
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Ann Arbor — The first game after Christmas break has been a pitfall for the Wolverines in recent seasons. Not this year. Not this time.
By: James Hawkins
Michigan welcomed Southern California to the Big Ten with a 3-point barrage in the first half and a healthy helping of points in the paint en route to an 85-74 win on Saturday at Galen Center.
By: James Hawkins
The Wolverines kicked off the new year and their Los Angeles trip with a wild tale of two halves.
By: James Hawkins
How do you prepare for a team that poses one of the most unique challenges in college basketball and plays a pair of 7-footers in ball screens together?
By: James Hawkins
Three days after handing USC a loss as a welcome gift to the Big Ten, Michigan did the same with UCLA.
By: James Hawkins
Three days after handing USC a loss as a welcome gift to the Big Ten, Michigan did the same with UCLA.
Vlad Goldin had 19 points to lead five double-digit scorers for Michigan (13-3, 5-0 Big Ten).
By: James Hawkins
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan coach Dusty May and the Wolverines made it a goal to fill up Crisler Center. Consider it mission accomplished.
By: James Hawkins
Ann Arbor — Michigan coach Dusty May and the Wolverines have made it a goal to fill up Crisler Center That mission, it's safe to say, is being accomplished.
By: James Hawkins
All of Michigan’s losses this season have come in crushing fashion.
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