… losing in game three of the College World Series final against the No. 2 team in the country would be disappointing. But it is. On Wednesday, the Wolverines watched Vanderbilt storm the field and…
… the best teams in the country. A hit that lit a flame inside the hearts of the Wolverines propelled them to simply be better than all but one team. They showed how much they had improved by…
…, the Wolverines (50-22 overall) lost to No. 2 Vanderbilt (59-12) 8-2. But the game seemed over by the fourth inning. On short rest, Bakich went to junior right-hander Karl Kauffmann to bring home…
… against Vanderbilt’s Stephen Scott was a two-run single, and just like that, the Wolverines were down 4-1. “Tonight most of the damage was done with two outs, and we were just getting that big hit…
… into another gear, striking out the next three batters in the lineup and setting a tone that left the Wolverine offense unable to cash in. Hickman ended the game with 10 strikeouts through six…
…, the Wolverines found themselves going home empty- handed. 12 Thursday, June 27, 2019 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com Michigan’s tournament runs ends with 8-2 loss in CWS final KENT SCHWARTZ…
… Madness in 2018. That win eventually propelled Michigan to the Final Four, and etched Poole’s name into program lore. In his second year with the Wolverines, Poole’s play was marked by…
… numbers and watched film on Data Volley and VolleyMetrics — two of college volleyball’s popular analytics services — to prepare the Wolverines’ scouting reports. From a modern analytical…
… made the same promise. Though the Carolina Hur- ricanes drafted his rights with the 38th overall pick of the NHL Entry Draft, Di Giuseppe will play for the Wolverines this season. "It's great hockey…
… Giuseppe is coming off a campaign that saw him emerge as the team's second-best rookie. Only forward Alex Guptill had a better freshman season. Di Giuseppe recorded 26 points for the Wolverines in 2011…
… the shooting guard position. While Los Angeles has former Michigan player Jamal Crawford - the last Wolverine to be a lottery selection or first round pick - he is seen more as a sixth man or instant…
