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Michigan high school basketball games can be watched or listened to in a variety of ways. Live games can be watched on the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) network, or listened to on the radio from MHSAA radio partners and affiliates. Live audio and video are also available on the MHSAA website and mobile app. Fans can also stream games on the NFHS Network, which offers monthly and annual subscription plans. Additionally, Michigan high school sports updates can be followed on MHSAA's social media accounts, and the Michigan Sports Radio website also provides live coverage of basketball games.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Watch/listen | MHSAA network, radio partners and affiliates, NFHS Network, FanDuel Sports Network, Fubo, ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC |
| Live audio | MHSAA Network |
| Live video | MHSAA.tv |
| Podcasts | This Week In High School Sports, Be The Referee |
| Social media | MHSAA's social media accounts |
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Live streaming and TV
There are several options for watching Michigan high school basketball games via live streaming or on TV. The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) is a private, not-for-profit corporation with over 1,500 members. The MHSAA provides live audio broadcasts of many championships throughout the year on MHSAAnetwork.com. The MHSAA Network also includes regular season games broadcast by local schools and radio stations. Bally Sports Detroit has live coverage of select MHSAA Finals, including boys' basketball. Many other MHSAA Finals events are streamed live exclusively on MHSAA.TV.
The NFHS Network offers live and on-demand streaming of high school sports and events nationwide. The NFHS Network offers two basic plans: an Annual Pass ($6.67 per month) or a Monthly Pass ($11.99 per month). Subscribers can watch high school sports live and on-demand nationwide. The semifinals for all four divisions of the Michigan high school boys' basketball championships can be streamed live on the NFHS Network.
For specific games, such as Michigan vs. Oregon, you can stream the game with Fubo, which offers a free trial. For a limited time, Fubo is offering the first month for $59.99 or $64.99, depending on the plan. You can also listen to the game live with SiriusXM, which also offers a free trial.
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Radio
Michigan Sports Radio (MSR) is a great option for listening to Michigan high school basketball games on the radio. MSR has been broadcasting Michigan sports live since 2005 and offers comprehensive coverage of high school basketball in the state. They provide live game coverage, as well as post-game recaps and analysis, keeping listeners up-to-date with the latest scores and standings.
MSR's website features dedicated pages for both boys' and girls' high school basketball, ensuring easy access to relevant information. They cover games across various divisions and keep listeners informed about the progress of teams from different schools, such as Rockford, Saginaw Heritage, Muskegon Mona Shores, and North Farmington.
In addition to game coverage, MSR also recognizes outstanding achievements in Michigan high school basketball. For example, they highlighted Anna Wypych of Rockford being named Miss Basketball 2025 by the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan.
Listeners can tune in to MSR to follow the journeys of top-ranked teams, such as the Rockford girls' basketball team, which has consistently advanced to the quarterfinal round of the Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 1 playoffs. MSR provides in-depth analysis of key games, such as the Regional semifinal battle between Rockford and Saginaw Heritage, giving listeners a courtside view of the action.
For those who may have missed the live broadcasts, Michigan Sports Radio also offers on-demand game replays, coaches' shows, and press conferences, ensuring that listeners can stay engaged with Michigan high school basketball even after the games have ended.
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Podcasts
There are several ways to listen to Michigan high school basketball games via podcast. Michigan Sports Radio (MSR) provides live coverage of Michigan high school basketball games, including boys' and girls' tournaments, and features such as game recaps. The site also provides schedules and scores for upcoming and previous games.
The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) also provides live and recorded game broadcasts from the MHSAA Championship Radio Network. The MHSAA Network covers all MHSAA post-season tournaments with video and provides audio coverage of several MHSAA Finals. The School Broadcast Program, launched in 2009, allows schools to stream their athletic and non-athletic events and provides a learning experience for students interested in video production.
University of Michigan Athletics also has a basketball show, 'Inside Michigan Basketball', which airs on Sundays at 10:30 am on WXYZ TV in Detroit. The 30-minute show, hosted by Ed Kengerski, features coaches Dusty May and Kim Barnes Arico, and includes highlights, player features, and analysis. The show is then replayed on Mondays at 6 pm via the FanDuel Sports Network. An accompanying radio show, also called 'Inside Michigan Basketball', is hosted by Brian Boesch and Terry Mills and is available on select affiliates and on MGoBlue.com.
Michigan Basketball broadcasts are part of the Learfield Michigan Sports Properties, with pregame and in-game audio featured live on U-M's flagship network, WWJ (950 AM). All Michigan games can be streamed for free on mgoblue.com. In the Ann Arbor area, games starting before 6 pm air on WTKA (1050 AM), and those starting after 6 pm are broadcast on WWWW (102.9 FM).
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Social media
MHSAA's social media accounts provide coverage of both athletic and non-athletic school events, and they also serve as a learning platform for students interested in video production. By following their social media pages, you can stay informed about upcoming basketball games and tournaments, as well as other sports-related news and updates.
In addition to the official MHSAA accounts, you can also follow specific teams and players on social media. Many high schools in Michigan maintain their own social media profiles, providing updates on their basketball teams' performances, schedules, and achievements. Following these accounts can give you a more personalized perspective on the teams you're interested in.
Michigan-based sports media outlets, such as Michigan Sports Radio (MSR), are also active on social media. By following their accounts, you can receive real-time updates on high school basketball games, interviews, and feature stories. MSR, for example, provides live broadcasting of sports events and regularly covers Michigan High School Athletic Association games and playoffs. By engaging with their social media content, you can listen to and watch Michigan high school basketball updates as they happen.
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Archives and historical articles
The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) maintains an archive of historical articles, records, and stories related to boys' basketball on its website. The archive includes annual features such as "Legends of the Games", which highlights notable teams or players from specific years, with the earliest edition dating back to 1998. "Finals Flashbacks" is another series that takes readers back in time to the finals of different decades, with the earliest edition covering the years 1917 and 1918.
The MHSAA website also offers a more general "Results Archive", where visitors can explore past champions and tournament results without a specific yearly focus. Additionally, basketball enthusiasts can delve into the "Record Book", which contains a wealth of information, including past champions and tournament results.
For those interested in the boys' basketball teams and coaches that have shaped Michigan's basketball landscape, the MHSAA website provides a dedicated section for coach resources. Here, visitors can find specific forms, manuals, and other relevant information.
Beyond the MHSAA website, basketball fans can explore the website of the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan, which is in conjunction with the Detroit Free Press. This site features historical articles on boys' basketball, including district basketball championships by school since 1948, and win-loss records for teams in the final rounds of the tournament.
Lastly, the MHSAA also offers a multimedia experience through its "Publications archive", which houses previous issues of its publications such as "Benchmarks", "Mentor", and the "MHSAA Bulletin". Complementing this, the MHSAA's weekly podcast, "This Week in High School Sports", provides an audio journey into the world of high school sports across Michigan, including basketball. Listeners are treated to features, news, and updates, with a particular segment, "Be The Referee", dedicated to educating audiences about the rules of various sports and the intricacies of officiating.
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Frequently asked questions
You can listen to Michigan high school basketball games via the MHSAA network, which provides live audio.
You can watch Michigan high school basketball games via the MHSAA.tv website or the NFHS Network.
You can follow the Michigan High School Athletic Association on social media or listen to the "This Week In High School Sports" podcast for the latest news and updates.
