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Michigan AD Warde Manuel to step down at end of calendar year - ESPN
Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel will step down at the end of the calendar year, the university announced on Monday.
Michigan board did not discuss AD Warde Manuel's future at meeting - ESPN
The University of Michigan's board of regents did not discuss the future of athletic director Warde Manuel nor any aspect of an internal investigation into the school's athletic department during a meeting Thursday in Traverse City, Michigan.
Michigan AD Warde Manuel doesn't want to leave - ESPN
Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel knows he's under fire, but he's defending his accomplishments and reiterating his desire to remain with the school.
Sources: Michigan regents to discuss investigation Thursday - ESPN
The University of Michigan's regents are expected to discuss an investigation into the culture of its athletic department on Thursday, sources told ESPN. As part of the review, a decision on the future of athletic director Warde Manuel is expected in the coming days.
Sources: U-M retains 5-star McCoy Jr. in wake of May's exit - ESPN
Five-star Michigan Wolverines recruit Brandon McCoy Jr. is staying with the Wolverines, sources told ESPN, the latest key player from their 2026-27 roster to announce his intention to remain in Ann Arbor after Dusty May's departure.
Cadeau plans to remain at Michigan after May's exit - ESPN
Michigan guard Elliot Cadeau plans to remain with the Wolverines following Dusty May's departure, his agent, Drew Gross, of WME Basketball told ESPN on Thursday.
Michigan AD Warde Manuel seeking more steadiness around program - ESPN
RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is seeking more steadiness around the program after a period that featured football and men's basketball national championships but also several high-profile controversies.
Michigan Basketball Coach Dusty May Has 'Already' Agreed to New Contract
Dusty May isn't going anywhere.