With the FBI offering scant detail, there was no reason to imagine this might somehow involve a coach from the iconic Michigan Wolverines football program. And yet there on Monday, at the federal courthouse in downtown Detroit,

For the 16th time during his 30 seasons as head coach of Michigan State basketball, Tom Izzo and his Spartans have advanced to the Sweet 16 round of March Madness. Izzo and his teams are 10-5 in Sweet 16 play of the NCAA tournament, and their victories include a 75-58 win over Syracuse on their way to a national championship in 2000.

VCU announced Thursday that Bryant coach Phil Martelli Jr. will be the school’s next basketball coach. The news comes one day after Xavier announced the hiring of New Mexico coach Richard Pitino, meaning that both programs the Spartans beat in Cleveland last week will be searching for a new coach.

May is a household name among college basketball fans. He's come a long way since his days coaching an underdog.

Michigan basketball's season ended with a 75-62 loss to Auburn Friday in the regional semifinal and as media entered the silence of the postgame locker room, the sadness in the air was palpable. The Wolverines' (27-10, 14-6 Big Ten) campaign came to a close one weekend short of San Antonio.

One of the alleged victims in a widespread hacking scandal involving a former University of Michigan football coach said she feels "betrayed" by the school and is fearful that her personal information was further leaked online.

A former gymnast and a former soccer player at the University of Michigan filed a class action lawsuit alleging Matt Weiss invaded the accounts of over 3,000 people.

Tom Izzo has done a lot of winning. In his 30-year career as Michigan State's head coach, he's won 733 games and has a 71 percent winning percentage. They don't call the man Mr. March for nothing. But just how good is Tom Izzo in March? We know he's won an ...