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… State looking to bring some of Larry Legend's magic back. With clutch shooting and defen- sive stops down the stretch, the Wolverines held onto beat the Syca- mores, 63-58, in front of a rowdy Indiana…

… State crowd. With the game tied at nine, the Wolverines (2-2) went on a tear to take a dominant 23-9 lead with just ^over 10 minutes remaining in the -first half. Sophomore forward Nya Jordan :carried…

… Daily Sports Writer Surrounded by groups of Okla- homa, Florida State and Wiscon- sin jerseys, only one maize block 'M' stood at the starting line. Redshirt junior Craig Forys was the sole Wolverine pres…

… Wolverines hope to improve next year. "Craig was a main leader this year and is definitely a role model," Gibby said. i PARKING AVAILABLE 665-8825 FOR RENT ! 3 BDRM APT: Furnished, Heat, Water Incl…

…, became evident that Michigan wouldn't give him his first. Despite two furious second- half Michigan rallies - with freshman point guard Trey Burke taking over the game each time - the Wolverines (4…

… to start off with, it's something they haven't seen." Redshirt sophomore forward Jordan Morgan finally put the Wolverines on the board four minutes in with an electrifying transition dunk, sparking a 9…

… largely to sophomore guard Tim Hardaway Jr.'s absence. Hard- away shot 0-for-6 - including two open 3-pointers towards the end of the half - and was held scoreless in the first stanza. outplay Wolverine…

… backcourt ByBENESTES Daily Sports Editor TEUGENE TANNER/AP Duke guard Austin Rivers scored a game-high 20 points on Tuesday. The Wolverines shot just 2-for- 10 from behind the arc in the first half. The…

… from Memphis, but the Duke duo proved too much for the Wolverines in the Blue Dev- ils' 82-75 win. Rivers and Curry certainly had the pedigree advantage coming in. Rivers - the son of Doc, the Boston…

… trying to match their counterparts. They com- bined for 36 points while shoot- ing 14-for-31 from field - good' numbers, but not quite as good as the Duke duo. The Wolverine backcourt struggled just a bit…

…, leading the Wolverines in scoring in the first half with eight points. But he took it up a notch in the second. The Blue Devils were deter- mined to cut off all back screens and other off-the-ball action…

… Nelson missed any hope for a Maui title. The the team bus to the flight to Maui Wolverines will have to bounce last week. back quickly in order to come UCLA coach Ben Howland away with the win over the Bru…

… team's first three wins, lacking the flow it had developed in the second half of last season. But freshman guard Ting closer. Defensively, the Wolverines slipped against the Blue Devils, giving up the…

… once before putting the puck past the Terrier goaltender. Shuart’s goal allowed the Wolverines to finally breathe a sigh of relief, putting an exclamation point on an overall successful weekend…

…. “It was nice to get it going in the third and get the lead up a little bit,” said junior forward JT Compher. The goal shouldn’t have been the first time the Wolverines breathed a sigh of relief…

… state of the print medium at the Wolverine Press. » Page 1B michigandaily.com For more stories and coverage, visit See OPIOID, Page 3A See REFUGEES, Page 3A The University of Michigan…

…8A — Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Sports The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Wolverines headed to U.S. Virgin Islands Instead of eating turkey, the Michigan women’s basketball team will be…

… sipping coconut water on the beaches of St. Thomas. The Wolverines flew Tuesday morning to the U.S. Virgin Islands to participate in a marquee preseason tournament, The Paradise Jam, from…

… the printing press for the Wolverine Press, a letterpress shop operated by Fritz Swanson, a lecturer in the English Department. Apparently he had been there so long that when choosing his own…