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I never said Michigan "wasn't worthy" that's you making stuff up. All I said is that it makes things a lot easier when every capable team in front of you is snake bitten by some injuries or suspension
I never implied that. Stop making shit up.
The difference is that I can look at a team and give them their props. I can look at the 2024 Buckeye football team and say that they were the best team that year and deserved to win the championship. I don't come up with excuses to why they aren't worthy. You on the other hand.....yeah that is a different story. If Michigan wins tonight, you will probably come up with some bs excuse instead of saying...."yeah, I hate them but they were the best team this year." Then just move on.

Yes we get it Michigan is basically the 95-96 Chicago Bulls
Holloway just adds more offense. He doesn’t change anything on the defensive side. It would also be a completely different game if Cason was healthy giving Michigan the ability to have 2 point guards on the floor at the same time with the ability to guard quicker guards. Cason’s excellent perimeter defense along with not putting all the pressure on EC has been missed. One again, you don’t even factor Michigan’s injures. Big shocker. If you don’t think it would have been completely different with Cason on the floor then you are delusional. After Alabama went up 11-2, Michigan outscored them by 22 points the rest of the game. Michigan made adjustments and held them to 28 points in the second half after waking up. Alabama has 10 losses for a reason.
Looking forward to pictures of the alien base on the dark side of the moon;-)
Holloway just adds more offense. He doesn’t change anything on the defensive side. It would also be a completely different game if Cason was healthy giving Michigan the ability to have 2 point guards on the floor at the same time with the ability to guard quicker guards. Cason’s excellent perimeter defense along with not putting all the pressure on EC has been missed. One again, you don’t even factor Michigan’s injures. Big shocker. If you don’t think it would have been completely different with Cason on the floor then you are delusional. After Alabama went up 11-2, Michigan outscored them by 22 points the rest of the game. Michigan made adjustments and held them to 28 points in the second half after waking up. Alabama has 10 losses for a reason.Bama was leading Michigan by 2 at halftime. If you think it's not a completely different game if Bama had Holloway you are delusional.
Teams in football or basketball that don’t invest in NIL are going to be left behind and that gap is going to increase in the next several years. The teams that had the best seasons in football and basketball this year had the biggest spending. Texas Tech has come out of nowhere with their spending in football. Schools need to adapt if they want to win. Is winning important or not? We are going to find out in the next several years.
Brining the intensity? Putting intensity in a gallon jug with 1/3 vinegar, 2/3rds water, 1-Cup salt ought get ‘et done.
It makes it easier. It doesn’t matter when it comes to winning. Michigan isn’t going to struggle with any of those teams at full strength based on matchups. There are just a few teams that matchup well with Michigan and none of them were in that region. May figured out his rotations just in time right after the Cason injury.
...but he's great with aircraft carriers. Who could have guessed something would go wrong?
Teams in football or basketball that don’t invest in NIL are going to be left behind and that gap is going to increase in the next several years. The teams that had the best seasons in football and basketball this year had the biggest spending. Texas Tech has come out of nowhere with their spending in football. Schools need to adapt if they want to win. Is winning important or not? We are going to find out in the next several years.![]()
Michigan Hoops' NIL Spendings Revealed as Similar Info for Rival Nowhere to be Found
With the Sweet 16 tipping off on Thursday night, On3's Pete Nakos published a report on what each program that remains in the NCAA Tournament spent on their roswww.si.com
Michigan Hoops' NIL Spendings Revealed as Similar Info for Rival Nowhere to be Found
On3 reported what Michigan basketball spent in NIL for the 2025-26 season
With the Sweet 16 tipping off on Thursday night, On3's Pete Nakos published a report on what each program that remains in the NCAA Tournament spent on their rosters for the 2025-26 season.
To no surprise, Michigan was reported to be one of the biggest spenders in college basketball for the roster head coach Dusty May assembled in the offseason. Nakos' reports states the Wolverines spent at least $10 million on its 2025-26 team.
However, narratives that rival fans have floated around—some of which insinuated the Wolverines paid UAB transfer and Big Ten Player of the Year Yaxel Lendeborg $10 million alone, or that Michigan spent far and away more money on its roster than any other member of the Big Ten, have proven to be categorically false, according to this report.
Joining Michigan out of the remaining Sweet 16 in the "$10 million" club are Arkansas, Duke, Houston, St. John's and Texas. Kentucky, who is now out of the tournament, is reported to have spent $22 million on its roster this season.
While Houston, Duke and Arkansas all went big on its high school recruiting classes this season, Michigan went big in the portal with Lendeborg while St. John's retained forward Zuby Ejiofor.
Three other Big Ten teams remaining in the Sweet 16 come in right behind the Wolverines in terms of spending, including Illinois, Iowa and Purdue, who were reported by Nakos to have spent in the $8-$10 million range on its rosters this season.
Alabama, Arizona, Tennessee and UConn are the other teams in the Sweet 16 reported to have spent in the $8-$10 million range.
The two programs getting the most "bang for their buck" includes Iowa State and Nebraska, with Iowa State having spent roughly $6.5 million and Nebraska's payroll sitting around $4.5 million, according to the On3 report.
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May commented on narratives that fanbases created about Michigan's budget earlier in the season, jokingly saying he was ready for the IRS to open the books on programs in college basketball to reveal true numbers.
"I’m ready for the IRS to come in and open up the books and show what people spent versus what the spin zone has said they spent,” May said....
The spending in college basketball is only expected to increase next season, according to the On3 report, with the high end budgets expected to be in the $12 to $15 million range.
Just sayin': I think it is given that the top teams are spending something in the $10M range. I don't know how much NIL money the Ohio State basketball program was allocated the past 2 seasons; maybe they were outbid on the players that they actually wanted. I think it is given that the top teams are spending something in the $10M range. However, I do not think that Ohio State (Jake Diebler) "chose very wisely" in most of the portal transfers that they got. Ohio State is being hurt in their depth by not being able to keep solid players that my be 2nd string and/or role players too.