Michigan Wolverines

U-M's Burke hearing NBA draft position anywhere between Nos. 2-6

Swenson gets dream offer

When a dream school offers a prospect it’s very difficult not to get excited. When the dream school offers you as a freshman, it’s hard to comprehend the magnitude.

Green, Wilson make impact freshmen list

Every Big Ten team will rely on a handful of freshmen (sometimes more than a handful) to fill key roles when the 2013 season rolls around. Which newcomers will make the biggest impact in the league?

Is Robinson the most pivotal Wolverine?

Despite the fact that Wooden Award winner Trey Burke is on his way to being one of the top picks in the upcoming NBA draft, there's still plenty of buzz surrounding Michigan as a contender to watch next season.

Hope springs in the Pac-12

The 2013 season will be the final year of the BCS era. And there was much rejoicing! So, what have been the Pac-12 highs and lows of this often confounding system? Thanks for asking!

Hardaway's shot at being a first-round pick

UPDATE: As we noted last week, Tim Hardaway Jr. is someone to keep an eye on as the draft approaches. Many pundits have him sitting just outside the top 30 on their draft boards, but he seems intent on finding his way into the first round.

ESPN 150 OT enjoying the process

If you know ESPN 150 offensive tackle Roderick Johnson (Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Central), then you know that nothing tends to bother him. Not the stress of being the No. 2 player in the state of Missouri.

How the lottery may help Burke

No one helped their draft stock more down the stretch of the 2012-13 college season than Trey Burke. He continued his impressive Player of the Year season on the game's biggest stage in March, leading Michigan to the National Title game -- and nearly helping them win the whole thing.

Return to football pays off for Hooker

Malik Hooker (New Castle, Pa./New Castle) is not new to football. He was just new to high school football. The 2014 athlete that exploded onto the recruiting scene a month ago played football back in eighth grade but dropped it in high school to pursue basketball.