Tyler Greenawalt | NCAA.com | February 2, 2016 Women's basketball: Michigan walk-on surprised with scholarship Share Fifth-year senior Halle Wangler's time as a walk-on for the Michigan Wolverines is over. After practice on Feb. 2, head coach Kim Barnes Arico awarded Wangler with a scholarship mid-way through her third year on the team. That moment when you get surprised with a scholarship. 5th-yr psychology major Halle Wangler got that moment today.https://t.co/OC3axyqjTZ — Michigan Athletics (@UMichAthletics) February 3, 2016 After playing at Oakland for her freshman and sophomore seasons, Wangler transfered to Michigan as a walk-on before her junior season. Besides being a Michigan-native, Wangler also has a few family connections to the university. Her father, John, played quarterback at Michigan from 1976-80 and helped lead the Wolverines to a 1981 Rose Bowl title and she also has two brothers who play for the football team. 1 fun-to-watch player from every Sweet 16 team, ranked Before the 2021 NCAA tournament continues, NCAA.com correspondent Andy Katz ranked his favorite players on each team from this year's Sweet 16 field during the March 23 episode of the March Madness 365 podcast. READ MORE Meet the 2021 NCAA college wrestling All-Americans Only 80 NCAA wrestlers earn this prestigious award every year, so let's meet the eight guys in each of the ten weight classes who earned their spots on the podium. READ MORE President Barack Obama's 2021 NCAA tournament bracket Former President Barack Obama's 2021 NCAA tournament bracket has four No. 1 seeds in the Final Four and seven double-digit seeds winning in the first round. READ MORE