Jimmy King - the team's starting shooting guard - was along with Ray Jackson, among the members of the Fab Five that weren't called in front of a grand jury during the University of Michigan's ...

All five of the players entered the 1991/92 season as freshmen, and due to this, few expected that they could all start for Michigan. Nevertheless, the youngsters quickly began to gain traction ...

The team's starters — Jalen Rose, Chris Webber, Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, and Ray Jackson — were dubbed the 'Fab 5.' They never won a NCAA Championship, but they're remembered as an iconic ...

In total, Michigan's 1988 Big Ten title, plus the 1992 and 1993 runs to the championship by the Fab Five were vacated. Webber's All-American honors in 1993 were also forfeited.

The Fab Five, the first all-freshman team to start in the NCAA title game, played its last contest together — a 77-71 loss to North Carolina — in the 1993 NCAA championship.

Terry Mills: Comparing Michigan's 1989 title team, Fab Five to 2018. ... While this group doesn’t have the talent of the 1989 team or the Fab Five, its 32 victories are a school record.

The Michigan Wolverines' Fab Five were together on campus for the first time in over 30 years. ... And the real Michigan fans that support this team right here, you're looking at them." ...

Jim Jackson spent three years at Ohio State, two of which while the Fab Five was at Michigan. He averaged 19.2 points per game over 93 outings. He logged 5.9 rebounds and four assists.

In total, Michigan's 1988 Big Ten title, plus the 1992 and 1993 runs to the championship by the Fab Five were vacated. Webber's All-American honors in 1993 were also forfeited. Daniel Mader ...