Maize Rage: Michigan's Student Section Revolution

0:00On March 16th, Michigan's May's Rage Student Section has exploded in popularity right alongside the men's basketball teams turn around under coach, Destiny May. Just two years ago, the Wolverines scraped together only eight wins, and the lower bowl of the student section sat mostly empty. Now, after claiming a big-ton championship, it's packed with nearly 3,000 hyped-up fans creating one of the best atmospheres in college. The shift started with the end of Jawan Howard's tenure, marked by tough losses in low energy. Fans stuck around through the rough patches, but attendance numbers tanked. Hiring Destiny May from Florida Atlantic changed everything, drawing crowds eager to cheer a winning squad. Students say the vibe feels electric, especially during big games like against Nebraska. They formed close bonds with the team players right behind their section chat and even request custom chance. Coach May has met with him twice, once bringing players to build pre-season buzz and praising

1:00their role in the on-court success. Creativity sets May's Rage apart, with fans and wild costumes, handmade whiteboard signs that hit TV broadcasts, and chance that fire up the bench. Members get recognized by classmates and family from game clips, fueling even more involvement on the executive board for themes and events. As the team eyes a national title, something most students have never witnessed, May's Rage leaders see no stopping this momentum, with fans ready to. Pack the stands and push for history.