Dusty In Here: May Leads Michigan to NCAA Championship
During his two years in Ann Arbor, the 49-year-old Indiana native has shown an uncanny ability to assemble new rosters and build cohesive, championship teams
“It’s Just Surreal”: Michigan Guard Elliot Cadeau Wins Final Four Most Outstanding Player
Cadeau scored a game-high 19 points to lead Michigan to a 69-63 win over UConn in Monday’s national final
Hail to the Victors: Michigan Scrapes Its Way to the National Title
It wasn’t a thing of beauty, but Dusty May’s Wolverines capped off a 37-3 season with their second national championship
UConn Falls Just Short of Third Title in Four Years
Dan Hurley and Alex Karaban were victorious in their two prior trips to the title game. But this time, it wasn't meant to be.
North Carolina to Hire Michael Malone as Head Coach
Malone spent 10 seasons as the head coach of the Denver Nuggets, winning an NBA championship in 2023
UCLA Routs South Carolina to Claim First National Title Since 1978
Cori Close's Bruins smoked South Carolina, 79-51, to claim UCLA's first women's national title in nearly 50 years
Mired in Dysfunction, North Carolina Pivots to an Unsteady Future
The university hired a Duke graduate as Chancellor and fired its basketball coach, Hubert Davis. That may be the least of its troubles.
Trey McKenney Thrives in New Role, Helping Wolverines Reach Title Game
Dusty May "threw him into the fire," but the freshman guard has shined in the big moments
With Yaxel Lendeborg Hobbling, Michigan Steamrolls Arizona
The Wolverines' All-American forward injured his ankle and knee in the 91-73 win, but insists he’ll be ready for Monday’s national championship game
Arizona’s Season Ends in Embarrassing Fashion
It was supposed to be a classic. Instead, the Wildcats were outclassed. Inside the locker room, no one could fathom the 91-73 trouncing Michigan had just delivered.
UConn Will Play for the National Championship. Again.
The Huskies toppled the Illini 71-62, and now have a chance to claim their third NCAA title in the last four years
Illinois' Magic Runs Out. The Lessons Will Remain.
For Illinois, in the Final Four for the first time since 2005, the pain of coming this close was dulled just a bit by the realization of how far they had come
