I'm sure it's nothing. But, as someone pointed out Friday, Michigan sophomore Trey Burke now has a a verified Twitter account. Generally, that's something only celebrities and professional ball players have.
Michigan took on first-seeded Louisville in the Georgia Dome, each playing for the chance to acquire their respective program's first title since the 1980s. Michigan fell, 82-76, in what was the most exciting title game in recent memory.
I was there, and it was awesome. I saw Trey and Tim and Mitch and Nik and Spike and Glenn and Jordan and Jon and Caris end a run no one saw coming but everyone thought they could pull off. I saw...
Michigan dispatched the fourth-seeded Syracuse Orangemen in the national semifinal Saturday night, 61-56. A prolific first half offensive performance was enough to help Beilein's squad crack the zone and move on to Monday, where Louisville awaits.
Despite Trey Burke not having a typical day, Michigan's players worked as a Team on Saturday to defeat Syracuse and take a shot at the NCAA Tournament Championship.
Yes, Trey Burke won four of the most prestigious awards in college basketball Thursday and Friday. But, the coolest thing that happened to him was the shout out he got from actor Hugh Jackman.
The fourth-seeded Wolverines take on the identically seeded Syracuse Orange in the national semifinal game Saturday night. The Orange handled B1G champion Indiana with ease last weekend: will the 2-3 zone have the same effect on the Wolverines?
The Wichita State Shockers, a 9-seed, have advanced through to the Final Four (their last trip came in 1965). Gregg Marshall's squad defeated big names like Pitt, Gonzaga and Ohio State along the way, but Louisville will be the toughest test yet.
Michigan gets a big boost to next year's team.
It's been a long journey to this point. On April 3, 2007, Michigan hired John Beilein, whose resume promised basketball success at some point down the road. Now, six years later, Michigan is set to play its first Final Four game since 1993.
Michigan looked to build on its emotionally draining victory against Kansas in its matchup with the third-seeded Florida Gators Sunday afternoon. The Wolverines delivered an opening haymaker from which the Gators could not recover, winning 79-59.
After a thrilling comeback victory against first-seeded Kansas, the Wolverines once again take the floor Sunday afternoon against a very good UF team, fresh off of a win against FGCU. A win will propel Michigan to its first Final 4 since the Fab 5.
Michigan began the season with a lofty ranking and an abundance of praise thrown its way from all directions. Months later, the sting of a disappointing end to the regular season has been mitigated by a Sweet 16 run. The question is: now what?
Looking at one of the two teams Michigan could face in the Elite Eight if the Wolverines survive against Kansas Friday.
Should Michigan defeat Kansas on Friday, they will then face either the Florida Gators or this year's Cinderella, the Florida Gulf Coast University Eagles. Here's a quick look at the latter, who have defeated Georgetown and San Diego State thus far.
Game time announced. Bring on the Jayhawks.
Michigan made it out of the first weekend of the NCAA tournament alive, and the Wolverines are playing some of their best basketball of the season.
The Wolverines will look to take down the top-seed in the South, Kansas in Dallas on Friday.
A viewing guide for today's game between Kansas and UNC, the winner of which will play Michigan next Friday.
Michigan beats VCU big and moves on to the next weekend of the tournament.
Michigan takes on a dangerous VCU squad, fresh off a 46-point victory against Akron, in Auburn Hills. If Michigan isn't ready for the speed and intensity Shaka Smart's squad plays with, this game could effectively be over in the first half.
Looking at some of the important matchups in tonight's game.
Michigan takes on a dangerous South Dakota State squad in its first tournament matchup, looking to avenge last season's first round upset against Ohio. The Wolverines will also look to bounce back from last Friday's difficult defeat in Chicago.
What Michigan could face if it makes it to the second round.
Should Michigan handle SDSU on Thursday, the Wolverines will take on either VCU or Akron in the next round. This is a brief introduction to the latter, this year's MAC champions and the 12-seed in the South region.
