Michigan Wolverines

Michigan's national title win over Connecticut on Monday night averaged 18.3 million viewers on TBS, TNT, truTV and HBO Max, according to Nielsen.

Take a look at the world back in 1989, the last time Michigan won it all before this year.

Sports Illustrated/The MMQB’s Albert Breer and Rich discuss the intrigue surrounding how the top of the NFL Draft could unfold after the Raiders select (presumably) Indiana QB Fernando Mendoza #1 overall, if Alabama QB Ty Simpson will be a 1st or 2nd-round pick, why teams are salivating already over a loaded 2027 draft class, if the Houston Texans could extend CJ Stroud before the 2026 season, and why the Cleveland Browns would be wise trade reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett. Rich power ranks the greatest moments of his life as a fan of the New York Yankees, Knicks and Michigan Wolverines with apologies to the Jets for their snub in advance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rich reacts to the Pittsburgh Pirates giving 19-year-old rookie SS Konnor Griffin a 9-year, $140M contract extension, and weighs in on the bad blood between Angels’ slugger Jorge Soler and Braves’ pitcher Reynaldo Lopez that erupted into a bench-clearing brawl. Michigan alums Chris Webber and Rich bask in the Wolverines’ latest college basketball national championship, how UM star Yaxel Lendeborg will fare in the NBA, compare how this year’s Michigan title team would do against the school’s 1989 champions, and more. Rich and the guys react to Myles Garrett’s noticeable absence from the Cleveland Browns’ voluntary minicamp. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michigan is the 2026 Men's National Champions! What was the biggest surprise from the game? Is the one and done era officially dead? ESPN CBB Analyst Seth Greenberg joins to discuss that and more. Plus, ESPN NFL Insider & Michigan alum Adam Schefter joins the show to celebrate his team's win, and discuss some of the news & notes from around the NFL! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

SVP and Stanford Steve are here to recap a weekend of championship basketball. First, Michigan gets it done beating UConn in a game that the Huskies just didn’t shoot well enough. The guys discuss what led to Michigan’s win and if the championship should be celebrated. Plus, what a career for UConn’s Alex Karaban and thoughts on Dusty May scouting Illinois-UConn. Then Steve gets into his experience watching the Women’s Final Four in Arizona, including incognito In-N-Out trips, sweet victory for the youngest and some interesting Tesla experiences. SVP also touches on Geno’s words and actions regarding the spat with Dawn Staley. Additionally, SVP breaks silence on the potential of the guys moving to the 5 p.m. block on ESPN before getting into a Masters preview. SVP & Steve discuss who they like to wear the green jacket Sunday at the 90th edition at Augusta National. | SVPod Time Codes/Topics (0:00) Intro (2:07) The CBB portal is absurd (3:32) SVP is LIVE from firm Augusta (6:32) Big Texas has become a thing (7:22) National championship recap (14:47) Final Four recap (18:22) Should Michigan’s title be celebrated? (23:37) Cadeau was awesome (25:42) Big Ten Scotty is on cloud nine (27:07) Thoughts on Dusty May scouting ILL-UCONN (28:37) Who asked for The Chainsmokers? (30:37) What a career for Alex Karaban (32:32) Ranking the worst Final Four games (33:47) Women’s Final Four recap (35:52) South Carolina upsets UConn (40:32) Thoughts on Geno’s words and actions (42:02) UCLA claims first WBB title - reaction (47:42) WBB Final Four highlights (50:12) Steve’s Tesla experience (52:08) Phoenix recap (57:30) About the 5 o’clock show… (1:02:55) Welcome to the real world, UConn MBB fans (1:04:30) Who the guys like at Augusta (1:11:35) Gary Woodland’s press conference was awesome (1:14:25) Masters Preview (1:16:53) Rankings things dumbest to least dumbest (1:21:40) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michigan defeated UConn in the 2026 NCAA men's basketball championship. Check out the all-time winners list now.

Michigan's men's basketball team returned to campus as national champions Tuesday, and coach Dusty May told dozens of fans who greeted them at the Crisler Center that "this trophy is yours."

Freddie Coleman and Harry Douglas get together on this Tuesday after the Knicks beat the Hawks last night 👀 The Michigan Wolverines win the National Championship! Plus Wemby leaves with an injury. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Just two seasons after arriving in Ann Arbor, May returned to his home state of Indiana to cut down the nets.