Jalen Rose is high on his Michigan Wolverines entering the NCAA tournament, explaining why the "sky's the limit" for his alma mater in this one-on-one interview.

Leckrone collaborates with longtime Madison columnist and occasional Milwaukee Magazine contributor Doug Moe to reflect on a monumental career and countless UW memories in a recently published memoir.

Former Michigan star Jalen Rose has joined CBS and TNT for its coverage of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. On Tuesday night, he ...

The nature of sports fandom is such that fans love engaging in subjective hypotheticals more than objective reality. The post ...

EA Sports’ College Football 25 video game took the nation by storm. The game quickly became a massive success, becoming the highest-selling ...

Planted in the stands of the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles, are more than 25 players, coaches, legends and mascots, who will make ...

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Southern California experienced 15 seismic sequences with at least one magnitude 4 or higher earthquake — the highest total ...

Dusty May spoke for the entire Michigan basketball fanbase late Wednesday evening, albeit in a joking way. "Obviously, we're big, big Hawkeyes fans," the first-year U-M head coach said at Crisler ...

It was an exciting, emotional game for Michigan State, who finally pulled ahead in the second half thanks to a three-point barrage from team captain Tre Holloman. MSU fans, who have watched their team ...

Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore, who waved goodbye to Buckeyes fans in the crowd after the Wolverines' final stop, took the high road following their 13-10 win. "It was emotion on both sides.

Jalen Rose was professional calling his alma mater Michigan basketball's buzzer-beating win Thursday night over Rutgers on NBC's streaming platform Peacock. That is, until the final seconds postgame.