Related story: Leaving St. John's '100 times harder' than new Michigan women's basketball coach Kim Barnes Arico imagined The Michigan women's basketball program has its new leader. Former St. John's coach Kim Barnes Arico, the 2012 Big East Coach of the Year, was named the program's ninth head coach Friday, ...
Kevin Borseth's bank account will be smaller. His happiness level, however, has grown exponentially. The former Michigan women's basketball coach's family convinced him to make the move back to Wisconsin-Green Bay, the place he coached from 1998-2007. Not long after he informed his Michigan players of that decision and word ...
Two hours after reports surfaced that point guard Trey Burke would leave the Michigan men's basketball team, another bombshell hit the Wolverines' hoops program. This one came on the the women's side, where head coach Kevin Borseth announced Wednesday he would resign his post and return to Wisconsin-Green Bay.
When Michigan women's basketball coach Kevin Borseth was discussing early-season schedules recently with men's basketball coach John Beilein, he received somewhat of a startled reaction. "You're going to play Florida your first game?" Borseth remembers Beilein asking. "Are you kidding me?" Nope, he wasn't. Borseth's Wolverines won't be entering the ...
The second of a two-part question-and-answer session with Michigan basketball Kevin Borseth. Here, he talks about what a renovated Crisler Arena will mean to his program, recruiting and scheduling. (Read the first part of the Q&A with Borseth here.)
For the second consecutive season, the Michigan women's basketball team sat on the cusp of the NCAA tournament but ended up playing in the WNIT. Graduating one player — senior guard Veronica Hicks — Michigan returns a core of a team that looked like it would make the 64-team NCAA ...
Michigan freshman Dayeesha Hollins looks to shoot around Penn State freshman Nikki Greene during the second half of a 66-62 win over Penn State last season. (Photo: Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.com) It didn't take long for Dayeesha Hollins to make her mark on Michigan's women's basketball team. The freshman point ...
On Friday, the Michigan women’s basketball team stifled Kent State’s offense in the first half, holding the Golden Flashes to 11 points on 13 percent shooting in the first round of the Women’s National Invitational Tournament. Sunday afternoon, the Wolverines turned in a similar 20-minute defensive performance and held  ...
For the first time since 2001, when most of Michigan’s current players on the women's basketball team were in middle school or younger, the Wolverines looked like they might have a chance to go to the NCAA tournament. The perfect picture of a bubble team, players and coaches consistently received ...
A couple of hours after missing out on the women's NCAA tournament, the Michigan women's basketball team found out it'll have at least one more home game this season. The Wolverines qualified for the WNIT for the second time in three years and will play Kent State in a first ...
The Michigan women's basketball team, which had been sitting on the bubble for most of the season, saw its NCAA tournament dreams end Monday evening. The Wolverines were not among the 64 teams selected for the national championship tournament, but that doesn't mean their season is over.
Michigan head coach Kevin Borseth reacts along with members of the bench to a 3-pointer by sophomore Carmen Reynolds late in the second half of the Wolverines' 66-62 win over Penn State at Crisler Arena on Sunday. Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.com Versatility isn't a luxury in Kevin Borseth's brand of ...
The box score had no chance. Crumpled in the massive hands of Kevin Borseth as he left the media room Monday night, the statistics sheet didn't last long. Borseth stopped, started to answer a question from a visitor and the box score was done, torn to shreds. Borseth was frustrated, ...
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