Michigan Newsstand - July 3
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Darius Morris • Grass Roots Basketball of America
1st Up on my list was The NBA top 100 camp, which is suppose to be invite only for top 100 high school players in the nation regardless of class by Bob Gibbons.
FOOTBALL
Bruce Feldman • ESPN.com
Champions? Contenders? Suckers? As Rich Rodriguez retools college football's most tradition-bound program, Michigan men want to know: How will his team fill in the blank?
Jeremy Crabtree • Rivals.com
It is still relatively early in the recruiting process for the Class of 2009, but several schools are already beginning to fill up their recruiting classes with commitments from some of the nation's top prospects.
The Detroit News
The Big Ten on Wednesday released the game times and television plans for every home non-conference game during the first four weekends of the upcoming football season.
Associated Press • ESPN.com
Michigan running back Kevin Grady was arrested early Wednesday morning and will be arraigned next week on a misdemeanor drunken driving charge.
Mark Snyder • The Detroit Free Press
Michigan junior tailback Kevin Grady was arrested early Wednesday on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Barton Deiters • The Grand Rapids Press
A vehicle driven by University of Michigan running back and former East Grand Rapids High School football standout Kevin Grady was pulled over early Wednesday, and he was arrested for allegedly having a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit.
IN THE PROS
Associated Press • The Ann Arbor News
The Phoenix Coyotes re-signed former University of Michigan goaltender Al Montoya, who was acquired in a February trade with the New York Rangers and spent all of last season in the minors.
AROUND THE NATION
ESPN.com News Services
Georgia defensive end Michael Lemon has been charged with a felony stemming from a fight last weekend that injured another Georgia student.
Associated Press • ESPN.com
Brandon Dillard, a redshirt junior wide receiver expected to contend for significant playing time for Virginia Tech this season, will instead miss the season after rupturing his right Achilles tendon in player-organized offseason workouts.
Associated Press • ESPN.com
Tennessee signed football coach Phillip Fulmer and basketball coach Bruce Pearl to new deals Wednesday that will keep them with the Volunteers through 2014.
Stewart Mandel • SI.com
We all know there are few subjects in a reader's life more important than college football ... but there's at least one within this particular audience that merits bumping football off the front page of the Mailbag one week a year.
Steve Megargee • Rivals.com
When Rivals.com ranked the schools with the most successful combination of football and men's basketball programs in late January, we got plenty of requests to add baseball to the mix.