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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Michigan women stun No. 2 UConn at Crisler Center

Plus, Michigan State visits the Big House tonight and Ann Arbor's police chief plans to retire in February.

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No. 5 Michigan women's basketball beats No. 2 UConn 77-⁠66 at Crisler Center

Michigan beat UConn 77-⁠66 at Crisler Center

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    Michigan77
    FinalSeason opener for No. 5 Michigan against No. 2 UConn

Sources: mlive, arkansasonline.com

If you were at on Thursday night, you saw history. No. 5 Michigan beat No. 2 UConn 77-66 in its season opener, ending the Huskies' streak of 39 regular-season wins. It was the highest-ranked win in program history, and hundreds of the 9,575 fans flooded the floor afterward.

The game turned early in the fourth quarter, when Michigan went on a 13-2 run in a game Michigan entered with Mila Holloway working through a lower body injury and not yet available, per a Nov. 4 preview.

  • Te'Yala Delfosse: career-high 22 points, nine rebounds
  • Olivia Olson: 19 points, eight rebounds
  • UConn's Sarah Strong: fouled out with 13 points
  • Olson had five turnovers; Loughridge had just one

UConn coach Geno Auriemma gave Michigan credit: “It’s one game for them, but they’ve put themselves in a position to say, ‘Why can’t we be a Final Four team?’”

Michigan's upset by the numbers

39
regular-season wins in a row for UConn before Thursday
9,575
fans at Crisler Center
13-2
Michigan run early in the fourth quarter

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Rivalry game

If you're headed to the Big House, Michigan State and Michigan kick off tonight at 7:30 p.m. on Peacock for the . The Wolverines are favored by nearly two touchdowns over the Spartans. Michigan State is seeking its first win in Ann Arbor since 2015. We suggest wearing blue, since Michigan is calling it a Blue Out. Detroit Sports NationmliveWJR-AMDetroit Sports Nation

Michigan has three more wins than Michigan State this season

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Police chief

Ann Arbor Police Chief Andre Anderson announced Friday that he will retire in February 2027. WEMU reports he was sworn in as chief in February 2024. “It’s just been an amazing journey here,” he told MLive/The Ann Arbor News. mliveWEMU

City Council

The current Ann Arbor City Council held its final meeting Thursday, the last with Christopher Taylor as mayor. Councilmembers honored Taylor and departing colleagues Chris Watson, Ayesha Gazi Edwin, and Dharma Akmon. WEMU

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The University of Michigan Board of Regents approved the Nathan and Catherine Forbes Sports Medicine Institute, a 100,000-square-foot facility projected to open in fall 2028. It will go up on the former Wolverine Tower site, near South State Street and Eisenhower Parkway. The Michigan Daily

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The Wrap

Wolverine meets Wolverine at the Big House. Hugh Jackman, who played Marvel's Wolverine across 10 films, will serve as honorary captain for Michigan's rivalry game against Michigan State today. In a clip, he said he's "so pumped" and even joked about suiting up. Claws out, we guess.

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  1. Sun., Nov. 8Michigan State beats Michigan 15-6 at the Big House
  2. Fri., Nov. 6No. 5 Michigan women stun No. 2 UConn, 77-66, at Crisler Center
  3. Thurs., Nov. 5Michigan women host No. 2 UConn tonight at Crisler Center
  4. Wed., Nov. 4Michigan hosts MSU Saturday night, and Ann Arbor passes Proposals A-D
  5. Tues., Nov. 3Michigan opens its title defense with a win, and MSU visits Saturday
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Michigan women stun No. 2 UConn at Crisler Center

Plus, Michigan State visits the Big House tonight and Ann Arbor's police chief plans to retire in February.

The TLDR

  1. Michigan women beat No. 2 UConn 77-66 at Crisler Center
  2. Michigan hosts Michigan State tonight at 7:30 p.m.
  3. Police Chief Andre Anderson will retire in February 2027
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