Michigan makes 2027 QB Trae Taylor feel like a priority after latest trip
TMI has the latest on one of the Wolverines’ targets.
Michigan
Sat, Mar 29
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The Wolverine247 Podcast Looking back on Michigans 202425 season after Sweet Sixteen loss
Zach Shaw and Alejandro Zúñiga break down the Michigan men's basketball team's loss to No. 1 Auburn in the Sweet Sixteen, and break down the Wolverines' season as a whole in Dusty May's first year as head coach.
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Stay Go Hello The search for a big man headlines Michigan basketballs offseason priority list
What will Michigan's roster look like next season?
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Top 10 moments well remember from Michigans 202425 season and Dusty Mays first year with the Wolverines
The best moments from the 2024-25 Michigan Wolverines basketball season.
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Dusty May Michigan players break down Sweet Sixteen loss to No 1 Auburn
After the game, Michigan coach Dusty May, Vlad Goldin, Danny Wolf and Nimari Burnett met with reporters to look back on the loss, the Wolverines' surprise postseason run, May's first season at Michigan and more.
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Michigan basketball offseason primer Looking at the eligibilities decisions facing the Wolverines roster
As is the reality in the modern era of college basketball, attention has already shifted to the offseason, and the annual cycle of players deciding if they want to transfer, go pro or return for another season has begun.
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Despite Sweet Sixteen loss Wolverines say their season exceeded expectations Everything we could ask for
Michigan basketball players reflect on a special season that ended in the NCAA Tournament.
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Recap Auburns secondhalf surge sinks Michigan in Sweet Sixteen loss
Heating up on 3s, step-back midrange looks and getting to the basket with previously unseen ease, Auburn proceeded to go on a staggering 28-6 run that flipped the game upside down.
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Dusty May reflects on his first season at Michigan Wolverines laid the foundation for bigger things to come
Does Dusty May consider this year a success?
