Alejandro Zúñiga
Michigan Football and Basketball Reporter at The Michigan Insider
Michigan football and basketball for The Michigan Insider of 247Sports. Formerly: MLB, USA Today, The Baltimore Sun. A go-getter. 🇺🇸🇨🇷
Articles
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11 hours ago |
247sports.com | Alejandro Zúñiga
A federal judge has approved the House vs. NCAA settlement, opening the door for millions of dollars to be shared between schools and athletes for the first time. As CBS Sports explains, the $2.8 billion, 10-year settlement will pay past players for missed name, image and likeness opportunities and allow colleges to pay current players directly starting July 1.
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2 days ago |
247sports.com | Alejandro Zúñiga
The top-ranked player in the Transfer Portal, Yaxel Lendeborg, chose the Michigan Wolverines over pursuing the 2025 NBA Draft, and this week he explained the factors in that decision. Joining Brian Boesch on "Defend the Block," Lendeborg shared his familiarity with Dusty May, the feedback he got from franchises at the NBA Combine, and how his official visit to Ann Arbor changed his mindset about where he'll spend the upcoming year.
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3 days ago |
247sports.com | Alejandro Zúñiga
L.J. Cason emerged in critical moments for the Michigan Wolverines during the stretch run of the 2024-25 season, delivering key minutes in Big Ten and NCAA Tournament runs. They were the type of performances that caused Dusty May to acknowledge his own shortcoming — that maybe the coach had "pushed some of the wrong buttons" throughout Cason's freshman season, not giving him enough opportunities to showcase himself on game days.
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4 days ago |
247sports.com | Alejandro Zúñiga
A program of Michigan basketball's caliber isn't known for under-the-radar recruitments, but Patrick "Ricky" Liburd stands as an exception. The three-star prospect from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, became a late addition to the Wolverines' class of 2025 when he committed in mid-May. To say it was an understated recruitment would sell it short: Liburd never visited Ann Arbor, had been verbally pledged to Coastal Carolina for months and wasn't overflowing with high-major offers.
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4 days ago |
lasillavacia.com | Alejandro Zúñiga
Este es un espacio de debate que no compromete la opinión de La Silla Vacía ni de sus aliados. Mas allá del insistente diagnóstico de la disputa territorial en Barranquilla, en este sentido , la ciudad no enfrenta solo un reacomodo geográfico de la violencia, sino una eventual mutación de economías ilegales que se adaptan a la presión policial como agua que busca la pendiente.
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Michigan football's Rod Moore shared a positive injury update on social media: The star safety is running on solid ground for the first time in 14 months. https://t.co/aSTDV449gN
Michigan basketball's staff believes Yaxel Lendeborg "could take us to another level." "It's a little bit of a calculated risk," Mike Boynton Jr. told @BrianBoesch, but he's a player who "could really move the needle." https://t.co/fi3001yc4b
Back to back! Michigan softball has won the 2025 Big Ten Tournament, knocking off the top two seeds (Oregon and UCLA) in the process. The Wolverines entered the weekend on the NCAA Tournament bubble. Now, @umichsoftball has guaranteed its postseason berth.