Everything Happening in Big Ten Last Time Michigan Won NCAA Men's Tournament

Michigan won the 2026 NCAA title — its first national championship since 1989, ending a 37-year drought.
College basketball looks very different now than in 1989 — from how the game is played to media, recruiting and the overall landscape.
The Big Ten itself had a different lineup back then; several teams that are in the conference today weren’t members in the 1988–89 season.

Sports

April 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM

Ty Simpson to the Jets — a likely first-rounder who could “redshirt” behind veteran Geno Smith in 2026, giving him time to develop without rushing into a starting role.
Carson Beck to the Packers — a seasoned college starter who’d make sense as a Day-3 pick and a trustworthy backup if Jordan Love misses time.
Taylen Green to the Commanders — an ultra-athletic dual-threat (4.37 40, huge vertical) who could be a high-upside QB3 to fit Washington’s scheme.

Sports

April 7, 2026 at 5:19 PM

U.S. striker Patrick Agyemang suffered a serious Achilles injury for Derby and will miss this summer’s home World Cup.
He was stretchered off visibly emotional; Derby says further tests are pending and there’s no recovery timeline yet.
Agyemang had been in hot form—10 goals for Derby after arriving from MLS and a recent goal for the U.S.—making his absence a big blow.

Sports

April 7, 2026 at 5:16 PM

Jim Harbaugh and flashy new OC Mike McDaniel have hit it off personally and professionally despite very different styles — they even went to a Lakers game together.
McDaniel’s creative, Shanahan-influenced offense should mean fewer straight drop-backs and more screens/play-action to keep Justin Herbert safer.
The Chargers have aggressively upgraded the offensive line in free agency (and could draft another starter) to better protect Herbert and support Harbaugh’s running game.

Sports

April 7, 2026 at 4:57 PM

John Deere agreed to a $99 million settlement of a class-action claiming it restricted repair software and steered farmers to authorized dealers, driving up tractor repair costs.
The company denies wrongdoing but agreed to measures to improve access to diagnostic tools and other repair resources for customers.
The case is part of the wider “right to repair” debate — and Deere still faces a separate FTC lawsuit over similar repair-access and cost concerns.

Business and Finance Law

April 7, 2026 at 4:04 PM