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With the conference finals set to begin, let's roll out a NEW two-round mock draft!

Earlier this week I put out a call on the internet for mailbag questions. Today I have answers:  Higher 2024 (and 2024 - 2025) ceiling: UM football or UM basketball? (-zh2oson)I feel like there are two different answers here, factual ceilings in an objective sports sense and fan enjoyment factor. The matter of fact ceiling is clearly still football, because the defense ought to be one of the very best in college football. That sets the floor pretty high and if the offense can be any degree of ...

This morning, the New Jersey Devils signed two of their top prospects to entry level contracts: Michigan Wolverines defenseman Seamus Casey and Ilves goaltender Jakub Málek. This post reacts to the signings and the positional logjams they will/are creating.

Michigan Hockey lost another impactful piece today, as defenseman Seamus Casey signed an Entry Level Contract with the New Jersey Devils: Best of luck Seamus Casey and thank you for all you've given to Michigan Hockey#GoBlue〽️ ➡️ #ProBlue pic.twitter.com/PI4qnQkc7F— Michigan Hockey (@umichhockey) May 6, 2024Casey was not featured in Peter's wrap-up exit piece a few weeks back, so I figured we ought to give him one here. Casey came to Michigan from the USNTDP, a native of Sou...

The Hawks will find out at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday which of the top four picks in the NHL draft they will make.

Fort Myers native Seamus Casey has signed his NHL contract with the New Jersey Devils.

Carter pursued dual degrees while completing two co-ops at Northeastern. She expects to play in the PWHL before entering medical school.

Billerica native Jeff Trainor, 26, recently resigned with the Boston Cannons of the Premier Lacrosse League for two seasons, extending his deal through the 2026 campaign.

"I'm one of these people who doesn't really think I belong in the Hall of Fame"

Despite the growing lack of faith in the administration, as well as the increased tension and division on campus, the University has not strayed irreversibly off the right track.