John Beilein On What Might Have Been If Players Stayed: 'I Don't Even Think About It One Bit'
"We hear a lot of talk, 'What if we would have stayed?'
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"We hear a lot of talk, 'What if we would have stayed?'
Unlike fellow sophomores Nik Stauskas and Glenn Robinson III, Mitch McGary has not yet decided whether to remain in school or jump to the NBA.
University of Michigan men's basketball head coach John Beilein announced today that sophomores Glenn Robinson III and Nik Stauskas will forgo their final two years of eligibility and submit the necessary paperwork to declare for early entry into the 2014 National Basketball Association (NBA) Draft.
The university steadfastly stuck to its say-nothing script when asked about communication with coaches regarding discipline of an athlete.
Monday, a report has surfaced that Michigan forward Glenn Robinson III has hired an agent and will be going to the NBA.
It's good to see the rivalry is ready to go for their match up Saturday, November 29, 2014.
The Central Student Government examined the Ann Arbor school's student sexual misconduct policy and released its task force's findings Sunday.
University of Michigan men's basketball head coach John Beilein announced today that senior forward Jon Horford will not return to the Wolverine program in 2014-15, planning to transfer for his final season of eligibility.
Michigan hoops could either be losing or retaining a player today, depending on who you ask.
Now that the national champion has been crowned, let's all take a collective sigh of relief.
Federal Investigators are coming to the University of Michigan next week as part of a probe into how the Ann Arbor school handles sexual misconduct allegations.
The University of Michigan Athletic Department in conjunction with Penn State University, television partner ESPN and the Big Ten Conference have announced that the Oct. 11 football game at Michigan Stadium will be televised in primetime.
Despite a spring game that looked rather rocky, Michigan quarterback Devin Gardner had his smile back.
The Fab Five came onto the national basketball landscape like a thunder dunk. You had to notice the five baggy-shorts-wearing freshmen starters from Michigan who made their way to the national championship game.
