Newsstand: Happy Mother's Day from The Wolverine
Today, we celebrate the extraordinary women who fill our lives with love, warmth, and endless support. It’s a time to honor the unwavering dedication, sacrifices, and boundless strength of mothers everywhere. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being the guiding light in our lives.
Thank you for supporting all of our endeavors, from taking us to sports practices to not batting an eye when your sons tell you they want to cover Michigan Athletics for a living.
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Kirby Smart calls out CFP
Georgia HC victory laps committee after win vs. Tennessee
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Heupel shades refs
Tennessee HC not happy after loss vs. Georgia
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Dave Aranda
Baylor HC will return for 2025
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Florida trolls Brian Kelly
'Don't damage our tables, coach'
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Travis Hunter
Colorado star heavy Heisman favorite
To all the mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, adoptive mothers, and mother figures who have made a difference in our lives, thank you for your unconditional love and the countless sacrifices you have made. You are the heart and soul of our families, and we are forever grateful for the love and care you shower upon us.
Take a moment to pamper yourself, relax, and revel in the joy of being celebrated. You deserve all the love and appreciation in the world, not just today but every single day.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Your pals (and sons) at The Wolverine
Tweets of the day
Michigan quote of the day
But what Michigan has done — minus keeping Dickinson — is improve the outlook for next season. The Wolverines were one of the youngest teams in college basketball a year ago, ranking 310th in Division-I experience. Now, they’ll be pretty darn experienced, with the addition of three upperclassmen transfers — Caleb Love (North Carolina), Tray Jackson (Seton Hall) and Nimari Burnett (Alabama) who have played a combined 229 games and logged 5,146 minutes. Michigan’s younger players are a year older, and graduate guard Jaelin Llewellyn should be healthy at least by the new year.
– The Wolverine’s Clayton Sayfie on Michigan basketball’s transfer portal work so far
Headlines of the day
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Four-star DL Jerod Smith reflects on recent commitment to Michigan
