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Newsstand: Michigan basketball tickets on sale, several sell-outs already announced

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Tweets Of The Day

Michigan basketball tickets are now on sale for the 2025-26 season. As of Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET, the following games were already sold out: Jan. 10 vs. Wisconsin, Jan. 23 vs. Ohio State, Feb. 14 vs. UCLA and March 8 vs. Michigan State.

A stroll with Michigan baseball junior Greg Pace Jr. and softball junior Jenissa Conway.

U-M took home Big Ten honors in men’s tennis, with Nicholas Steiglehner being named player of the week and Arnav Bhandari being tabbed as the freshman of the week.

U-M hockey is set to take on Providence this weekend.

Quote Of The Day

ā€œYeah, I think that Justice so far, through five games, has done exceptionally well. We kind of like to say we go with the hot hand, and he’s, in some regard, had the hot hand, if you will. And so we’ve gone with it, and that can flip and change at any moment, as we know. So I feel like we have two guys that can really go in and play as starters. We still believe that and hold true to that. And one guy’s got more opportunities right now, as we’ve said so far.ā€

— Michigan running backs coach Tony Alford on splitting carries between Justice Haynes and Jordan Marshall

Headlines Of The Day

• Anthony Broome, The Wolverine: Michigan RBs coach praises Jordan Marshall’s role: ā€˜He’s very, very selfless’
• Clayton Sayfie, The Wolverine: Reading between the lines: Michigan RB Justice Haynes is one big game away from receiving legit Heisman consideration
• Ethan McDowell, The Wolverine: Michigan recruiting stock report: Flip updates, visit momentum
• EJ Holland, The Wolverine: Top 100 EDGE Chris Whitehead looking to make return visit to Michigan
• Chris Balas, The Wolverine: Michigan football: Lou Esposito on dealing with the ā€˜decriminalized’ holding penalty