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Michigan's No. 9-ranked women's basketball team (25-6) earned a top-16 seed and will host the NCAA Tournament's first and second rounds March 20-23 at Crisler Center; this marks a return to hosting since 2022, with the Wolverines 14-1 at Crisler this season. The bracket will be revealed March 15 on ESPN at 8 p.m., and single-game tickets go on sale March 16 at 9 a.m. (all-session passes are $35).
Michigan's No. 9-ranked women's basketball team earned a top-16 seed and will host the NCAA Tournament first and second rounds March 20–23 at Crisler Center. This marks the program’s second time hosting (last did so in 2022) with a 14–1 record at Crisler this season. The bracket is set to be revealed March 15 on ESPN, and single-game tickets go on sale March 16 at 9 a.m. All-session passes are $35, and 2026–27 season tickets are on sale.
The University of Michigan Athletics Department has been approved for state liquor licenses and will begin offering the sale of alcohol at events in Crisler Center and Yost Arena, starting with a wrestling meet against Iowa on Feb. 2. The first men's basketball game with alcohol sales will be on Feb. 3, and the first ice hockey game with alcohol sales will be on Feb. 9. The implementation of alcohol sales follows bipartisan legislation enacted last summer, and regulatory features will be in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all fans.
Iowa basketball faces Michigan at Crisler Center after a tough loss to Maryland, with the game airing on Fox Sports 1 at 4 p.m. CT. Michigan, struggling this season, previously defeated Iowa in December. Fans can watch on FS1, stream on Fox Sports Live, or listen on the Hawkeye Radio Network.
The famed Michigan Fab Five basketball players, including Chris Webber, Jalen Rose, and Juwan Howard, reunited at Crisler Center for the first time in over 30 years during a game against Ohio State. The reunion marked a significant moment after years of rifts and disassociation, with the former teammates delivering messages of unity and support to the current Michigan team. The long-awaited gathering was a powerful and emotional event, signaling a potential for future reunions.
The University of Michigan football team will celebrate their national championship win with a parade through Ann Arbor on Saturday, followed by a celebration at the Crisler Center. Ticket sales will benefit the Champions Circle Collective, with priority given to season ticket holders and donors. The parade will start at the President’s House and end at Schembechler Hall, with the event being televised live and streamed on the FOX Sports App.