It turns out L.J. Cason will look for another college. The guard who was playing well for Michigan before suffering a season-ending knee injury in February plans to enter the transfer portal, according to a report from On3 on Monday night.

Michigan’s athletic department is going through one of the messiest weeks in recent memory. A federal lawsuit from a former Wolverines coach just made things worse. “Upon information and belief, [Santa] Ono instructed those in attendance at the presentation that they were not permitted to take notes,

Michigan guard LJ Cason plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal, he told On3. The 6-foot-2 sophomore will now look for a new college home after Dusty May accepted the Dallas Mavericks job. Late last week,

It's somewhat of a shocking move.

Michigan Wolverine legend Glen Rice has been named to the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame's Class of 2026 was announced Monday. Rice is part of a six-person class that includes fellow standouts Danny Ainge and Walt Hazzard and legendary coaches Jay Wright,

Michigan will lose a key member of the rotation as he is planning to enter the transfer portal and find a new home.

L.J. Cason is the only one of 14 players who could return from last season's NCAA championship Michigan basketball team entering the transfer portal.

Michigan’s football program picked up a major commitment on Saturday night, with Oceanside (Calif.) four-star offensive lineman Lincoln Mageo making his college decision in a live announcement on the CBS Sports College Football YouTube channel.