ANN ARBOR -- Moritz Wagner sat off to the side of the room during Michigan coach John Beilein's Monday afternoon press conference. The German freshman sat quietly alongside teammate Caris LeVert ...

Lots of garlic. That’s what Axel Wagner, Moe's father, used on the lamb he cooked the night Michigan basketball coach John Beilein traveled 4,200 miles from Ann Arbor to Berlin to meet his son.

Moritz Wagner is truly one of a kind. The junior forward — who pronounces his name “MORE-rhet’z VOG-ner” according to the Michigan media guide and who has grown to 6-11 in three seasons ...

Michigan freshman forward Moritz Wagner is the first German-born player in the 100-year history of the U-M men's basketball program. John Beilein makes the face of a puppy owner cleaning up an ...

SAN ANTONIO — Moritz Wagner emerged from the Michigan locker room early Saturday night, extended his long left arm and pointed toward an open seat on a golf cart that as waiting to transport him ...

Wagner will likely be the ninth. And one way or another, he's going to have a long career in professional basketball somewhere. Windsor:Michigan's trash-talking star Moritz Wagner is all grown up ...

Moritz had first become familiar with Michigan ... “Now I’m playing in the Elite Eight with Michigan,” Wagner said while reminiscing about the Wolverines’ 2014 regional final, “so ...

LOS ANGELES — The first time Moritz Wagner met his future college coach, John Beilein, at his home in Berlin, the only reason he recognized him was because he had watched Michigan play in the ...

During this past fall, Moritz Wagner was likely beginning to plot the next steps of his basketball journey. He’s always wanted to attend college—and Michigan is among his top choices—but he ...

Michigan center Moritz Wagner left his team's 59-52 victory over Texas on Tuesday night with a right ankle injury. Wagner twisted his ankle after he stepped onto a Texas defender's foot on a ...

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Moritz Wagner had a quiet freshman season last year at Michigan, averaging fewer than three points and two rebounds a game as a seldom-used player. It looks like Wagner has ...

The first time Moritz Wagner met his future college coach, John Beilein, at his home in Berlin, the only reason he recognized him was because he’d watched Michigan play in the Final Four.