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BY ADAM SCHRAGER
Charlie Coles isn't much of a
Michigan basketball fan.
"Talent-wise, Michigan is one of
the best teams I've seen in my life,"
said Coles, the Central Michigan
coach. "They have five first-round
choices with three or four possible
lottery picks. It is one of the greatest
assemblages of talent ever. Despite
all that, we're looking forward to
playing the game."
While Coles may be a bit
skeptical about staining the
Chippewas' near-perfect 3-1 record,
Michigan head coach Bill Frieder
sees the situation somewhat
differently.
"We're looking forward to
playing the state schools," said
Frieder, whose team boasts a 6-0
record. "They are always a good test
for us."
THE CHIPPEWAS, who
have not beaten Michigan since
1951, probably had their best chance
last season, when they boasted 1988
Olympian and first-round draft choice
Dan Majerle, who averaged over 20
points and ten rebounds per game.
This season, while the proverbial
cupboard is not bare, Central's
canned goods are not in abundance.
The leading scorer is Dan's brother
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while being vociferously cheered by
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"I didn't understand it," Vaught
said after last Friday's eruption when
he went to the bench against
Grambling State. "I owe my
performance to the crowd. They got
me excited."
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