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Experience and depth.
These are two necessary ingredients for success in
any sport, and this season these words typify the
Michigan women's basketball team.
Pre-season all Big-Ten selection Tempie Brown,
the Wolverines' leading scorer last season (13.0 points
per game average), heads a cast that returns all but one
player from last year's 11-17 (5-13 Big Ten, 8th place
tie) squad, including all five starters.
"The biggest thrill I've had out of pre-season
practice is the play of our seniors. They've played
really well, and anyone around teams knows that a
strong senior class is vitally important to what you
do," said coach Bud VanDeWege.
"You have Val Hall, (co-captain) Tanya Powell,
Leslie Spicer, and Tempie Brown and they're all
having exceptional falls," VanDeWege added. "We're
also getting a nice job from our junior co-captain
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A strong first-year class of six new players adds
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ing to VanDeWege: "At this stage, three of them
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McCall, and Nikki Beaudry. And they will all play."
The returning veterans combined with the influx of
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depth. "If we had to play a game today I feel like we
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the past where your concerns are whether you can play
7 or 8," VanDeWege explains. "The depth is the
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6'2" (Joan Rieger) in a twin post alignment, and come
off the bench with 6'2", 6'0", and another 6'3"
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