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Michigan basketball 2024-25 Big Ten schedule released

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Michigan Wolverines basketball head coach Dusty May led Florida Atlantic to the 2023 Final Four. (Photo by Michigan basketball)
Michigan Wolverines basketball head coach Dusty May led Florida Atlantic to the 2023 Final Four. (Photo by Michigan basketball)

Michigan Wolverines basketball has its Big Ten schedule for the 2024-25 season, its first under head coach Dusty May. The conference announced the dates for the 20-game slate Thursday afternoon.

Michigan will open the season with a Nov. 4 game against Cleveland State at Crisler Center, following an Oct. 20 charity exhibition against Oakland in Detroit. That kicks off an 11-game non-conference slate.

In the non-conference, the Wolverines also have Cleveland State (Nov. 4), Wake Forest (Nov. 10 in Greensboro, N.C.), TCU (Nov. 15), Miami Ohio (Nov. 18), Tarleton State (Nov. 21), Virginia Tech (Nov. 25 in Fort Myers, Fla.), South Carolina/Xavier (Nov. 27 in Fort Myers, Fla.), Arkansas (Dec. 10 in New York), Oklahoma (Dec. 18 in Charlotte, N.C.), Purdue Fort Wayne (Dec. 22) and Western Kentucky (Dec. 29).

Michigan’s two early Big Ten games are at Wisconsin Dec. 3 and Iowa at home Dec. 7. The Wolverines will then play 18 more conference tilts from Jan. 4 at USC to early March.

Michigan takes on in-state foe Michigan State at home Feb. 21 and will close out the regular season with the Spartans March 9 in East Lansing. The Maize and Blue will play chief rival Ohio State only once — in Columbus Feb. 16.

The league has four new members this season in Oregon, UCLA, USC and Washington. Michigan will take on Washington (Jan. 12) and Oregon (Feb. 5) at home. The Wolverines will make a trip to Los Angeles for back-to-back road games at USC (Jan. 4) and UCLA (Jan. 7).

Here’s a look at Michigan’s Big Ten schedule.

DateOpponent
Dec. 3at Wisconsin
Dec. 7Iowa
Jan. 4at USC
Jan. 7at UCLA
Jan. 12Washington
Jan. 16at Minnesota
Jan. 19Northwestern
Jan. 24at Purdue
Jan. 27Penn State
Feb. 1at Rutgers
Feb. 5Oregon
Feb. 8at Indiana
Feb. 11Purdue
Feb. 16at Ohio State
Feb. 21Michigan State
Feb. 24at Nebraska
Feb. 27Rutgers
March 2Illinois
March 5Maryland
March 9at Michigan State

Big Ten Media Day will take place Oct. 3 in Chicago, where May and player representatives will preview the Michigan season.

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