That's the question isn't it? Can Michigan make the NCAA Tournament? In men's soccer, women's soccer, and field hockey that remains an open question. I was absent last week (my honeymoon went great thank you, also I have been married for three

It's Friday. One week from today the first post-season event, the Big Ten Cross Country Championship, will occur. Women's soccer plays their last regular season match Sunday, the men do the same a week later, and then it's tourney season. (Except in volleyball, which

I apologize for simply not getting a post out last week. As it turns out, the University of Michigan would prefer I do my actual job, and getting out an issue just wasn't in the cards. It's a little outdated now, but I was pretty pleased

The fall season is starting to wind down and it's time to look ahead at the postseason. Michigan Field Hockey and Women's Soccer are still hunting for at-large bids to the NCAA Tournament. Both also have legitimate shots at winning their respective Big Ten Tournaments and

We are now entering the busiest part of the atheltic calendar. The fall team sports are all in conference play, while golf, cross country, and tennis are just getting started. Not to mention fall ball exhibitions for softball and baseball and women's hockey opening its season this week.

Hello! We've been doing this over a month and that is pretty exciting. You may have noticed that in that month Twitter has continued its slow march to near-certain death. Many, many Michigan Twitter people have been migrated to Bluesky thanks to the efforts of Craig Barker (Hoover

I had the pleasure this week of actually getting to my first event, Field Hockey v. St. Joe's. The weather was perfect, the crowd was friendly, and hey they let you bring your water in despite the big signs saying you can't. I consider being allowed

Like many of the assembled 109,000 or so, I spent much of Saturday glued to the largest screens I have ever seen, the new scoreboards at Michigan Stadium. I have some thoughts about the (mostly!) good and (relatively minimal!) bad of how they're being used, but it&

As it turns out, it has been a somewhat auspicious time to be starting a newsletter about Michigan Olympic sports. Michigan opened its athletic season by going six games across all sports without picking up a win (there are some draws in there). In the current era, which we'

When I first announced the newsletter, my goal was to send out the first "real" issue on August 24th. Instead, I got COVID and laid down and basically didn't get up for several days. While I was out of commission Michigan had its first truly full

I first felt it when I was walking my dog the other morning. I stepped outside and immediately walked back inside to grab a (block-M emblazoned) sweatshirt. Yes, that fall chill is in the air and it is time for football season. Oh right we're in America. Let&

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