Sam Novotny is a journalist writing for The Michigan Daily, focusing on local sports coverage in Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan. With a keen eye for basketball, Sam provides in-depth analysis and game recaps, highlighting standout players and key moments in each match.
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After some early struggles the Michigan men's basketball team has cleaned up its two biggest issues in Big Ten play.
By: Sam Novotny, Grace Lahti
WEST LAFAYETTE — From the opening possession of its blowout loss to No. 11 Purdue, the No. 21 Michigan men’s basketball team was dismantled through the facilitation of the Boilermakers’ point guard Braden Smith’s excellent play. Against the Wolverines, the Preseason Big Ten Player of the Year showcased the many ways in which he leads Purdue, taking control of the game in all facets.
Continuing to improve in specific areas of the game, the Michigan men's basketball team can build on Saturday at Rutgers.
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