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Michigan and Washington tip at 2 p..m. from the Crisler Center on BTN this afternoon. Michigan guard Roddy Gayle Jr. cleared the availability report and should be available to play.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Dusty May, Nimari Burnett, Vlad Goldin and Oscar Goodman met with the media after Michigan’s 16-point win over Washington on Sunday afternoon.
Michigan’s first home game after its West Coast trip was about confirmation. The Wolverines had shown the mettle of a Big Ten contender in Los Angeles but still had to prove they could back it up every night. They did precisely that on Sunday afternoon with a 91-75 victory over Washington.
Michigan’s Sunday afternoon win over Washington didn’t have as many dramatic runs as some of its other recent performances, but it was an important victory to stay at the top of the conference standings.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Dylan and Eric break down Michigan’s Sunday afternoon win over Washington and then dive into mailbag questions that hit on Nimari Burnett, Roddy Gayle Jr., Dusty May’s roster-building strategy, role definition, defensive ups and downs, and more.
Michigan heads to the Barn tonight to face Minnesota (7:00 p.m., FS1) in a matchup of teams on the opposite end of the Big Ten spectrum. The Gophers have come close to stealing a victory at home — falling just short against Ohio State in double overtime — but are 0-6 in league games and on course to miss the Big Ten Tournament.
By: Dylan Burkhardt
Maxwell Baumbach from No Ceilings joins the pod to discuss Danny Wolf’s improvement. Baumbach wrote about Wolf for his No Stone Unturned offseason series that highlights NBA Draft sleepers. Baumbach adds a unique perspective as someone who studied Wolf’s tape at Yale and is still wowed by some of what the 7-footer is doing on the floor in Michigan. To wrap up, we discuss the pro outlook of some other Wolverines and hit on a few NBA prospects from around the Big Ten.
Michigan and Minnesota tip at 7 p.m. (FS1) from The Barn tonight. The Wolverine have a clean bill of health on the pre-game availability report and are looking to stay perfect in league play with their fourth Big Ten road win. Read the game preview and join the conversation on the message board before, during and […]
How does an undefeated Big Ten team lose to a winless one? It fails to do what the things it has done well all season.
Michigan returns to the Crisler Center this weekend with a quick turnaround from Thursday night’s disappointing loss at Minnesota. The Wolverines don’t have time to wallow in their first league defeat as they prepare for Northwestern in a Sunday afternoon tilt (2:00 p.m., BTN).
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