Jonathan Wuchter is a journalist for The Michigan Daily, focusing on local sports coverage in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He provides in-depth analysis and game recaps for the University of Michigan men's basketball team, highlighting key players, game strategies, and outcomes.
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In the process of finding a new coach, Warde Manuel enlisted the help of former coach John Beilein to bring Dusty May to Michigan.
By: Jonathan Wuchter
As Michigan coach Dusty May looks to remodel the Wolverines, he's pulling in a familiar face in Akeem Miskdeen.
As the Michigan men’s basketball team’s new coaches discussed the offseason roster-building, each cracked a smile at the Wolverines’ success, both in the transfer portal and with high school recruits. They claim that Michigan went “eight for eight.” But the new staff’s pride in that figure isn’t tied to the recruiting stars attached to each […]
With two goals in under four minutes, Michigan took an early lead and never looked back in an 11-0 drubbing of Central Michigan.
The only player to come with first-year coach Dusty May from FAU, Vlad Goldin is stepping up as a leader in Michigan's practices.
By: Jonathan Wuchter
Despite a slow start shooting from beyond the arc, Rubin Jones has made several impact, "invisible plays" in Michigan's preseason slate.
The Michigan men's basketball team's roster has been completely overhauled by coach Dusty May to fit the Wolverines' new scheme.
By: Jonathan Wuchter
Michigan gave Dusty May nothing to worry in its opener, with The Wolverines up-tempo offense dropping Cleveland State, 101-53.
After struggling on defensive rebounding all game, Michigan allowed a detrimental 65-second possession to Wake Forest in the final minutes.
Against Tarleton State, Vlad Goldin scored a season-high 12 points, with the Wolverines getting him the ball more than in previous games.
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