Tommy Hudson

I'll keep reiterating. Yes, Michigan may have done some wrongdoing, but it rings as shallow to keep harping about it as Penn State, Ohio State, Alabama and Washington each had opportunity to stop Michigan's run after Stallions was a non-factor, and none of us made use of it.

@WolverineCorner Trey Burke

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"Literally everyone has already forgotten about this, I totally forgot about it, I dont even know what I'm talking about because I, like everyone else, has forgotten about it!!!"

Detroit this season: — 1st in steals — 1st in blocks The first team with 850+ steals and 500+ blocks since the 1983 Nets.

One week ago, Michigan capped off an incredible season with its first National Championship since 1989 🤩

2026 Michigan 37-3🏆 5 pt Loss to 1 seed 8 pt Loss to 2 seed 3 pt Loss to 5 seed 2024 UConn 37-3🏆 19 pt Loss to 3 seed 4 pt Loss to 4 seed 15 pt Loss to NIT team

Michigan AD Warde Manuel was asked how much credit he deserves for the program's turnaround. "I'll let you guys write how much credit I should get," he said. "Y'all know who hired him. You can say who gets the credit. I'm gonna give the credit to Dusty, the staff, and the team."

Lmfao, man, the internet will have you curled up in the corner!

🏀@umichbball vs. @MSU_Basketball since 2010. 📊How do the two programs stack-up? Judge for yourself⬇️

I tweeted this during the first game of the season. #MichiganWolverines #NationalChampions

Isn’t it just so perfect that after a year long talk about transfers and whatever, the player who made the dagger 3 and dagger free throws to win the National Championship is a 19 year old Freshman from Flint, Michigan

Michigan didn’t just win the title… they ran through everyone. • Beat all 3 Final Four teams • 6 of 7 Elite Eight teams • 9 of 15 Sweet Sixteen teams This is an absurd tournament résumé.

Michigan asst Mike Boynton didn't hold back talking to @CBSSports about allegations of player tampering in the past year. "It's nonsense. I wish people would just write the truth. People are fairly envious of Dusty, and it's because we're doing this." Then he went even harder⤵️

UConn averaged 18 fouls per game. They were severely undersized against Illinois and committed 21 fouls in the Final Four. Not a peep from anyone about fouls that game though. They were severely undersized against Michigan and committed 22 fouls last night. This is who UConn is.

Michigan is the first D1 school ever to win multiple National Championships in Football (1948, 1997, 2023), Baseball (1953, 1962), and Men’s Basketball (1989, 2026).

Michigan held its last four opponents in the NCAA Tourney -- Alabama, Tennessee, Arizona and UConn -- to their lowest field goals percentages of the season. All of them. I know defense isn't always as sexy as big offensive numbers. But we just witnessed a generational defense.

This might be a good time to remind everyone that Michigan was #42 in the country in fewest fouls per game. UConn was #243. Say it with me: some teams foul more than others.

Strength of schedule of all 37+ win National champs (per kenpom): 2026 Michigan - 1 2024 UConn - 12 2008 Kansas - 14 2012 Kentucky - 26

Good lord the constant tears over Michigan’s transfers are hilarious. First, how else did you expect a top tier program to turn things around immediately after going 8-24 two years ago? Second, if all of these guys were such obvious stars then why didn’t it work at their previous team? This wasn’t just a team where money was thrown at guys. Yes they had to spend in the portal but they did an incredible job of identifying talents and personalities that fit together and then getting the most out of them to build one of the most cohesive and malleable teams in the country. There’s a lot of revisionist history going on with how most of these guys were viewed coming into the year.

Dusty May turned Elliot Cadeau into a national champion and the Most Outstanding Player in the 2026 title game. Coaching matters.