Paul Nasr is a sports journalist specializing in local coverage of Michigan sports, particularly in the Ann Arbor area. He writes for Um Hoops.com, covering University of Michigan basketball, and The Michigan Daily, focusing on various sports topics including football, basketball, and other collegiate athletics.
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Paul Nasr's primary focus is on sports, particularly college football with a specific emphasis on Michigan Wolverines and their related events. His coverage attributes suggest he welcomes expert commentary and announcements related to this domain.
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By: Paul Nasr
Jon Sanderson's departure shows Juwan Howard’s Michigan basketball program is filled with dysfunction and disarray, not sure solidity.
There’s no guarantee that there will be a celebration following the Michigan men’s basketball team’s regular-season finale against Nebraska — many would say that’s unlikely — but there certainly will be one before the game.
By: Paul Nasr
Dusty May knows how he prefers to build programs up—it comes with the territory of building teams from scratch in Boca Raton. He’s all about fit, he’s all about relationships. He’s all about building things up sustainably over time, forging bonds and trust with players, and selling high schoolers on long-term visions that’ll see them […]
It wasn’t long before NIL took center stage in Dusty May’s entrance as Michigan’s new men’s basketball coach.
By: Paul Nasr
Kim Barnes Arico is tasked with rebuilding the Michigan women's basketball's roster from scratch, losing an opportunity to build it her way.
By: Paul Nasr
With so much change around the Michigan men’s basketball team — a new coaching staff, a nearly totally new roster, and the hopes of erasing a historically bad season — Will Tschetter will be one of the few familiar faces come next fall.
If you’ve ever run into me or seen me around, there’s a good chance I was smiling.
Dusty May met with the media for the first time since he was introduced as Michigan’s head coach. He provided an update on the roster, his staff and much more after an eventful first few weeks on the job.
For as big of a task Dusty May had in constructing a new-look Michigan roster with so many roster spots open when he took the job, building a coaching staff that works best for him and his program was just as important. Just as with the roster, May searched far and wide to craft his […]
When Dusty May was hired to be Michigan’s next head coach, he was on the horn with Drew Williamson the very next day.
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