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Michigan basketball adding All-Ivy League guard Kenny Noland

In 2025-26, Noland averaged a team-best 17.1 points per game and led the Lions in assists, made field goals, made 3-point field goals, made free throws, and minutes per game. His 72 three-pointers were the third-most in the Ivy League, and he made them at a 37.5% clip. He also set a single-season program record in free throw percentage (92.1%).

Prior to pursuing a fifth year of college basketball, Noland had signed a professional contract with the Artland Dragons of the BARMER 2. Basketball Bundesliga ProA in Quakenbrück, Germany.

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u/Danny886 — 1 day ago
▲ 487 r/MichiganWolverines

Kyle Wittingham on Bryce Underwood: "He's much further ahead than he was at the end of spring. He obviously worked hard this summer and did a lot of positive things getting himself ready in the film room, on the field and so far through six practices. I’d grade him an A+."

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u/Danny886 — 7 days ago
▲ 165 r/MichiganWolverines

Michigan basketball headed to Lithuania, Croatia for summer scrimmages

"Any time you can get a group together in the summer and actually play games, it's huge," May said in a statement. "This trip gives us the chance to compete, learn, and spend time together before starting the fall semester. On top of that, they'll get to experience basketball in a different part of the world, which is pretty special.”

Michigan Foreign Tour Schedule Schedule provided by the Michigan basketball program.

Thursday, Aug. 21: Arrive in Lithuania

Friday, Aug. 22: Practice/Open Day in Lithuania

Saturday, Aug. 23: Game No. 1 vs. Lithuania Men's National Team

Sunday, Aug. 24: Game No. 2 vs. Lithuania B Team

Monday, Aug. 25: Travel to Croatia

Tuesday, Aug. 26: Practice/Open Day

Wednesday, Aug. 27: Game No. 3 vs. Mega Superbet (Serbia)

Thursday, Aug. 28: Open Day

Friday, Aug. 29: Return to the United States

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u/Danny886 — 3 months ago
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No way the Nepali Army just released a rap song after a rapper became Prime Minister of Nepal.

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah was sworn in on March 27, 2026. This followed his landslide victory on March 5, 2026, which was a result of the youth led anti-corruption protests in 2025.

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u/Danny886 — 3 months ago
▲ 114 r/MichiganWolverines

"Right now, obviously, you know all the risk and the give and take with everyone that you sign," May said. "But with Jalen, we felt like if he can get back to full strength and healthy, he's a really good basketball player. We're also gonna be very patient with him and his timetable to make sure he's back, ready to go. We also have a lot of faith in our sports science department and Matt and Chris to invest the time and the professional expertise that they have to get him back to playing at the level he's playing at. We thought he was a very, very good take because he could certainly outperform his expectations if he's healthy. And if he's not as healthy as early as we'd hope, then we'll have the depth to overcome that. But he's a talented young man and a great human being."

u/Danny886 — 4 months ago