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Fab Five Reunite for Michigan's Final Four Run
4 Apr
Summary
- The iconic Michigan 'Fab Five' are reuniting for Saturday's Final Four game.
- This legendary team first started as all freshmen in 1992.
- They will appear together for an alternate broadcast on truTV.
The legendary Michigan 'Fab Five' are set to reunite for the Wolverines' national semifinal game this Saturday, marking a significant moment for the program. Comprising Juwan Howard, Ray Jackson, Jimmy King, Jalen Rose, and Chris Webber, this group reshaped college basketball more than thirty years ago.
They made history in 1992 as the first all-freshman starting lineup to compete in an NCAA championship game. The following year, they returned to the final as sophomores. Despite a later scandal impacting their legacy, the Fab Five remains a symbol of Michigan basketball's storied past.
The reunion will feature the five players alongside host Adam Lefkoe for an alternate broadcast, available on truTV and streaming via DIRECTV. The main game will be broadcast on TBS, with the game tentatively scheduled for 8:49 p.m. ET on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
