Taylor Daniels is an Assistant Program Director for The Michigan Daily, a student-run newspaper at the University of Michigan. Taylor's writing focuses on local sports coverage, particularly basketball, with an emphasis on the University of Michigan Wolverines. They provide in-depth analysis and game recaps, highlighting standout performances and key moments in each game.
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The Michigan women's basketball team reverted back to their old turnover-heavy habits in a loss to No. 2 Ohio State.
By: Taylor Daniels
With its NCAA Tournament hopes on the line, the Michigan women's basketball team looks for consistency in Minneapolis. Jenna Hickey/Daily. Buy this photo.
By: Taylor Daniels, Lila Turner
MINNEAPOLIS — With just under four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Michigan graduate guard Elissa Brett floated a pass to graduate guard Lauren Hansen from the wing to the top of the key. Minnesota guard Amaya Battle leapt up and swatted away the pass, racing up the court and laying the ball in just before any Wolverine could catch her.
By: Taylor Daniels
MINNEAPOLIS — The No. 3 Iowa women’s basketball team isn’t known for its defense.
By: Taylor Daniels, Lila Turner
For a while, making the NCAA Tournament wasn’t a certainty for the Michigan women’s basketball team.
By: Taylor Daniels, Lila Turner
After a season full of inconsistency, the Michigan women’s basketball team ultimately punched its ticket to the Big Dance as a No. 9 seed. Set to take on No. 8 seed Kansas in the Round of 64 Saturday afternoon, the Wolverines are looking to avert inconsistency and put together a complete performance in their final opportunity this weekend.
By: Taylor Daniels
LOS ANGELES — Back in 2021, Sedona Prince’s viral video showcasing the inequalities between the men’s March Madness and the women’s NCAA Tournament went viral on social media. The ill-equipped weight rooms posted by Stanford’s sports performance coach blew up online. Clips of cardboard-like food given to the auto-bid women’s teams circled the internet.
By: Taylor Daniels, Grace Lahti
LOS ANGELES — With two strong defenses squaring off in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, a waiting game ensued to see whether the Michigan women’s basketball team or Kansas would break through. While the Wolverines’ paint presence boosted them to a strong nine-point lead entering the fourth quarter, the Jayhawks managed to hang around.
By: Taylor Daniels, Lila Turner
Just days after the Michigan women’s basketball team’s season ended, senior forwards Cameron Williams and Elise Stuck entered the transfer portal, according to the Next’s portal tracker.
Taylor Williams, a graduate forward on the Michigan women's basketball team, entered the transfer portal Monday
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