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March 19, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 93) • Page Image 13

… be its NCAA quarter- final opponent. The worst possible sce- nario for the Wolverines was realized when Michigan drew e winner of the Minnesota-Michigan State first- round game. But from the Michigan…

…, the Wolverines have reason to be concerned. Both of Michigan's possible oppo- nents will have a score to settle with the Wolverines in the traditionally tight NCAA quarterfinal round. Michigan was…

February 19, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 78) • Page Image 9

… MCahill Daily Sports Editor Two days after the fact, Sunday's over- time loss to Indiana is still weighing heavily on the minds of the Michigan basketball team. The Wolverines led by 18 at the half and by…

… patiently - and alone - just beyond the arc. Fisher said the Wolverines have a sim- ilar play in their offensive arsenal, and the key to its success is drawing enough attention away from the inbounder for…

… jumpstarts Wolverine after slow beginning: By Dan Stillman Daily Sports Writer Watch out. Or Jason Botterill might just psych you out. 2 < For the past four years, the Michigan forward has been beating his…

… evident from the outside - psychology. Botterill's father, Cal, is a famous and highly- respected sports psychologist in Canada. So it's no sur- prise that Botterill has men- tioned the Wolverines' team…

… Botterill, who led the Wolverines in goals last season, wasn't satisfied with the way he or his early-season linemates were playing. "I think Brendan (Morrison), myself and Billy Muckalt put a lot of pressure…

… ultimate decision to stay with the Wolverines instead of going pro. "After we won the national title, I thought I was going to be gone for sure," he said. "That was my goal when I came into Michigan. When I…

…, however, Botterill was not as much a part of the Wolverines' success as he had hoped to be. "You want to prove to other people that you did make the right decision,' Botterill said. "I sat down with Coach…

September 19, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 130) • Page Image 12

… i1 yards, what should the Bears expect from the Wolverines? Actually, Baylor's offensive backfield is its strong point. Although not big by any means, 5-8 tailback Jerod Douglas and 5-1 1 fullback…

… catch- up for most of the game meaning that most of the offense will depend on the arm of quarterback Jeff Watson. As long as the Wolverines can keep the ball out of the hands of Baylor's backs, their…

March 19, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 93) • Page Image 14

…'t been alone on the sideline.during this injury-marred season for the Wolverines. "It's been tough sitting here and just watching everything," Howe said. "But I rehab hard and push myself to get back. I…

… Haddad concentrate on rehabbing for next season, some Wolverines are returning to the mat now for the first time this sea- son. Junior Brian Aparo (134) and redshirt freshman Phil Klein (150), who both sat…

March 19, 1997 (vol. 107, iss. 93) • Page Image 5

… think more students will vote because of the -online voting option." Yoder said the MSA voting system is as secure as using Wolverine Access. "It's actually slightly better than the Wolverine Access model…

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