Noah Kingsley

Michigan held Ohio State scoreless in the second half to beat the Buckeyes for the fourth straight year, 13-10

A postgame fight over Michigan planting its flag at midfield at Ohio State led to varied reactions postgame from both sides.

Dusty May met with the media on Monday morning for his weekly availability to recap the Wolverines’ trip to Fort Myers and preview this week’s Big Ten opener at Wisconsin.

With a trip to No. 11 Wisconsin looming, Michigan coach Dusty May knows he has a tough task at hand. In his first taste of Big Ten action as head coach of the Wolverines, May is looking to lead his team into the daunting Kohl’s Center and hand the Badgers their first loss of the season.

Early on in Michigan’s game against Iowa Saturday, it looked like another afternoon of smooth sailing for the Wolverines. At the under-12 timeout of the first half, they led 20-6, with the Hawkeyes’ shooters cold and Michigan’s offense hot.

Thirty-four days ago, Dusty May issued a challenge. His Wolverines had just walloped Cleveland State in their season opener, dropping 101 points in the process. But they did it in front of a half-empty, largely lifeless Crisler Center crowd. “We told (our players) before the game, this place will probably be half-full,” May said Nov. […]

Michigan coach Sherrone Moore gets to seek out players in the transfer portal this season, a privilege he was not previously afforded.

Dusty May, Nimari Burnett and Will Tschetter met with the media on Friday to discuss the season up to this point and look ahead to the Jumpman Invitational next week in Charlotte.

For most students at Michigan this week, it’s finals week. For the men’s basketball team, though, this week serves a different purpose: It’s a week for self-improvement.

Alabama transfer running back Justice Haynes, the top ranked back in the transfer portal, is expected to transfer to Michigan.