NCAA Could Make Changes To Basketball Recruiting
The NCAA's Leadership Council wants to deregulate electronic communications as part of an overall overhaul of Division I men's basketball recruiting.
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The NCAA's Leadership Council wants to deregulate electronic communications as part of an overall overhaul of Division I men's basketball recruiting.
Michigan senior wide receiver Darryl Stonum will redshirt the 2011 season, coach Brady Hoke announced Sunday, according to Wolverines RapidReports.
The University of Michigan Athletic Department and IMG College have reached a five-year contract extension with CBS Radio, announced jointly by the three parties today (Monday, Aug. 8).
Michigan coach Brady Hoke seems to be setting the tone for how players in his program will be disciplined.
The Big Ten conference season is going to be getting longer in a few years. Jim Delany announced Thursday that in 2017, the Big Ten is moving to a nine-game conference schedule.
From one former Michigan man to another, Jim Harbaugh is asking Braylon Edwards to grow up and be accountable for his actions. Like they were taught in Ann Arbor.
Former Michigan Fab Five Star and NBA player Jalen Rose has reported to the Oakland County jail to begin a 20-day sentence for drunken driving.
It hasn't been the best offseason for Braylon Edwards. Even though he recently managed to avoid jail time, he's been unable to find gainful employment from an NFL team (and awkwardly tweeted about the Jets not wanting him).
In all, there are nearly a dozen countdown clocks or tote boards inside the facility.
A battle of words flying between Ann Arbor and E. Lansing months before the kick-off of the state rivalry.
Tate Forcier's long and winding road appears to have finally wound its way to San Jose.
Free agent WR Braylon Edwards won't be going to jail after all.
The judge said the ex-UofM basketball star would only have to serve 20 of those days, provided he doesn't get into any additional trouble.
Former Michigan Wolverine and current New York Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated on Friday, wrapping up a case stemming from a Sept. 21 police stop.