University of Detroit Mercy secures two front-court transfers, Dante Favor and Vladyslav Semerych, for their mens basketball team. Favor, a six-foot-eight forward from Michigan, averaged 10.7 points and 7.4 rebounds in his three seasons at Spring Arbor. Semerych, a six-foot-nine forward from Ukraine, shot 61.7% from the field and averaged 5.1 points and 3.7 rebounds in his two seasons at Indian Hills Community College. Coach Mark Montgomery is excited about these additions, along with other transfers and freshmen, as they build a deep and hungry roster for the upcoming season.

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Elías Pálsson, a six-foot-seven forward-guard from Iceland, joins University of Detroit Mercy mens basketball. He earned first-team all-conference honors at Augusta University, averaging 16.7 points and 4 rebounds per game. Pálsson, who played for Icelands national team, is praised by coach Mark Montgomery for his smarts, work ethic, and potential. He joins a fresh recruiting class and a mix of veterans, potentially making Detroit Mercy a team to watch next season.

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Detroit Mercy Titans Hit with Postseason Ban

Detroit Mercy Mens Basketball Banned from Postseason, Focuses on Academics: Despite a promising season, the Titans face a postseason ban due to low APR scores. However, theyre committed to improving academics and aim to return stronger.

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University of Detroit Mercy Partners with Dietz Sports for Brand Boost

University of Detroit Mercys Honors Convocation celebrated student-athletes and spirit squad members excelling in academics, leadership, and community service. Standouts like Joshua Otten earned Presidential Scholar status with high GPAs and extensive volunteering. The College of Business Administration handed out awards in Accounting, Marketing, and Decision Sciences to athletes like Danica Paesano and Avery Paul. Engineering and Science recognized high GPAs, with Scholar Keys going to perfect four-point-zero freshmen. Nursing scholarships, psychology awards, and Deans Gold Keys were also given to athletes across various sports and grades. This showcases Detroit Mercys push for well-rounded excellence, inspiring younger students to aim high amidst their sports schedules.

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University of Detroit Mercy secures a significant transfer in guard Jordan Briggs from Wayne State. Over three seasons with the Warriors, Briggs averaged 10.5 points, 2.5 assists, and 2.2 rebounds per game, earning First Team All-GLIAC honors as a junior. Hes a proven scorer, with a career-high 36 points against Ferris State, and a standout student-athlete, earning multiple academic accolades. Briggs addition bolsters the Titans backcourt for the upcoming season.

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Orlando Lovejoy, University of Detroit Mercy Titans senior, had an outstanding 2025-2026 basketball season, leading the Horizon League in free throws at 89.2% and ranking high in steals, assists, scoring, and assist-to-turnover ratio. Teammates Legend Geeter, Ryan Kalambay, and TJ Nadeau also made significant contributions. The Titans dominated the league, ranking 22nd nationally in free-throw percentage and leading in three-point defense, field-goal defense, rebounds, and offensive rebounds. Lovejoys performance sets a high standard for the teams future.

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