Ann Arbor, Michigan

  • Campus
  • Politics
  • Law
  • Economy
  • Sports
  • Tip Line
  • About Us
    • Our History
    • Write for Us!
    • Email List

Category: Sports

A Man of Few Words: Red Berenson’s Revival of Michigan Hockey

Sports October 28, 2015November 16, 2015 Jake Thorne 1 Comment

To open a season of high expectations, Michigan pummeled Toronto in an exhibition contest at Yost Ice Arena by a score of eight to one–a final result surprising no one.  The Wolverines are coming off a relatively underwhelming 2014 season, finishing 20th in the USCHO.com poll and missing an automatic berth to the NCAA playoff […]

Ausmus Out, Gardenhire In: Tigers’ Quest for AL Pennant

Sports September 24, 2015November 11, 2015 Tony Saucedo 0 Comments

Attention, students! Are you looking for a quiet place to study? Go to Comerica Park during a game—nobody will be there to bother you! Attendance at the stadium has become nonexistent because the Detroit Tigers currently are in dead last. This means no playoff baseball in the Motor City this fall, which for Detroiters is […]

“Harbaugh-Mania” and the Team Behind the Coach

Sports September 23, 2015November 16, 2015 Jake Thorne 0 Comments

As Michigan’s schedule brings them home to face some tough non-conference competition, the town will undoubtedly turn into a swarm of maize, blue and especially khaki. And when it does, let us be sure to remember the players behind the coach.

Michigan Boxing Prepares to Defend National Title

Sports April 7, 2015November 16, 2015 Jake Thorne 1 Comment

This Thursday, Michigan Boxing looks to defend their national title from some of the best collegiate boxing talent in the nation.  With both returning champions and new competitors in the ring, as well as solid leadership from captains Kevin Bosma and Kate Johnson, it’s a night you won’t want to miss.

National Football Lynch-mob

Sports February 24, 2015September 18, 2018 Michigan Review Staff Writer 0 Comments

And when rules become unreasonably unjust, whether or not they are followed becomes no longer a reflection on the perpetrator. You can almost hear Thomas Jefferson bellow from his grave: “If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so.”

Key Upsets Revive Michigan Hockey

Sports January 18, 2015January 18, 2015 Jake Thorne 0 Comments

Winter break was exactly what Michigan hockey needed to return to winning form. Since final exams ended, the Wolverines are 4-0, with three of their victories coming against top-ten teams. The team has played incredibly in the face of tough competition, and as Big Ten play continues, a league championship is no longer out of reach.

Harbaugh’s Staff Comes Together Quickly

Sports January 18, 2015January 18, 2015 Steve Lampert 0 Comments

Jim Harbaugh’s first order of business as the new head football coach at Michigan was to assemble a coaching staff that would rival those of other national powerhouses.

Harbaugh’s Homecoming Commences Football Restoration

Sports December 30, 2014November 16, 2015 Steve Lampert 0 Comments

Jim Harbaugh is coming to Michigan. What seemed like a pipe dream to many Michigan football fans after the 42-28 loss to Ohio in late November has now turned into a reality. Students, alumni, fans, and even former players cannot contain their excitement. The talk of Harbaugh’s decision to accept the head coaching position has […]

Homecoming: Harbaugh Hired as New Head Coach

Sports December 30, 2014November 16, 2015 Jake Thorne 0 Comments

After weeks of speculation, the search is over.  At a press conference today, interim athletic director Jim Hackett announced that former San Francisco 49er’s coach Jim Harbaugh has been hired as the new head coach of the Michigan football team.  While Hackett did not go into specifics, Harbaugh has agreed to a seven year contract […]

Michigan Athletics Under President Schlissel

Sports December 6, 2014November 16, 2015 Michigan Review 0 Comments

It has been an unpredictably chaotic first semester for newly elected U-M President Mark Schlissel.  His initial goal of improving the academic allure of the University has seemingly been sidelined by the conundrum surrounding the crumbling athletic department, including the recent resignation of athletic director Dave Brandon.  Michigan Athletics seems to be in a rough […]

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 4 5 6 … 11 Next

Trending

  • Why the Lions Will Likely Regress in 2025 posted on July 30, 2025

Connect with Us

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

The Michigan Review on X

Tweets by @michiganreview

Copyright © 2025 by Michigan Review. Theme: DW Focus by DesignWall.
Proudly powered by WordPress