… coach Bud Middaugh had almost pre- Wolverines received an at-large bid to the NCAA tour- dited the Big Ten baseball tournament when he said it nament, where they travel to the University of Texas "has got…
… elimination tournament against Ohio State, the squad had finished third, and the coach was left to ex- Wolverines fell into the loser's bracket with a 4-2 loss plain what had happened. "We happened to be hot…
… Daily CHAMPAIGN - Phil Webb turned the corner for Michigan on Saturday. The fullback's two-yard touch- down run turned a potential loss into a last-minute 17-14 Wolverine win over Illinois. The rush also…
… turned the Wolverine bowl express towards Florida. For the second straight week, Michigan came away with a pulsat- ing, come-from-behind road win. A team that three weeks ago appeared inept away from Ann…
… Arbor, and seemed headed for an early winter vacation, the Wolverines (7-3 over- all, 5-2 Big Ten) are now in position to play in a New Year's Day or Jan. 2 bowl game. THE UNLIKELY comeback against the…
… Illini was culminated by a most unlikely Wolverine. With 43 seconds left in the game, Webb, a fifth-year senior whose playing time has been limited recently, took a pitch from quarterback Demetrius Brown…
… on third-and-one at the Illinois two-yard line. Illini cornerback Chris Green burst into the Wolverine backfield and got a hand on Webb's left ankle. Webb broke Green's grasp, then beat the rest of the…
…'s narrow escape was a mi- crocosm of the Wolverines' after- noon. Michigan trailed 14-7 entering the fourth quarter. With Illinois' de- fense controlling the game and Michigan's offense floundering, the…
… flanker Ernie Jones indicates his team's status in the Big Ten in front of a wake of fallen Wolverines. His touchdown reception gave the Hoosiers a 7-0 first quarter lead. Indiana sinks Blue, 14…
…-10 Hoosiers demolish Wolverines' Rose Bowl hopes By DARREN JASEY Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - Remember 1984? Michigan continued its 1987 misadventure Saturday, dropping a 14-10 decision to Indiana at…
… week to play "To Michigan. the1 After the bitter defeat down in Cham- my paign last Saturday, the Wolverines pra desperately needed to come back with a " good performance. They did just that, wea…
… it tin contention for ball another major bowl game. Officials of It'sl both the Fiesta and Sugar Bowls atten- K q ' ded yesterday's game and expressed feel interest in the Wolverines. was But neither…
…." One Wolverine who responded par- ticularly well was quarterback Steve Smith. Playing without a shoulder j ' brace for the first time this season,pa Smith had one of the best games of his career. The…
… Wolverine quarterback: St s. F Threw four touchdown passes, a new to Michigan single game record, while completing 11 of 13 tosses for 159 yards; * Rushed for 126 yardsand one touch- down on 12 carries, the…
… forgotten man in the Wolverine offensive scheme. Bean hauled in seven passes for 96 yards and two touchdowns. His first score came on a 30 yard pass from Sm- ith late in the second quarter and gave the…
… us to wage a first- strike nuclear war," said Freedman af- ter she made her decision. See RPC, Page 5 Wildcats upset Wolverines, 5452 By JIM DWORMAN Special to the Daily EVANSTON - Northwestern…
…-52 victory over the Wolverines. PETERSON WENT to the line after Michigan's Roy Tarpley fouled him while going for a rebound. Wolverine coach Bill Frieder attempted to rattle Peterson by making him wait through…
… Michigan's opportunity to particippte in college basketball's national chm- pionship tournament. A victory would have virtually assured the Wolverine a tournament berth. Now their fate is un- sure. The NCAA…
… Selection Committee will announce the tournament field this af- ternoon. If the committee leaves out Michigan, the Wolverines probably will play in the National Invitation Tour- nament.} Regulation play…
… ended with the game tied at 50. Northwestern took a 52-50 lead at 2:40 on a pair of Peterson free throws but the Wolverines quickly tied the game on a jumper by Antoine Joubert. Michigan regained…
… possession when Wildcat forward Andre Goode shot an airball. THE WOLVERINES held the ball for the last shot and got off a good one. But Leslie Rockymore's open jumper from the free throw line bounced off the…
… rim. Michigan also had a chance to win the game in regulation. The Wolverines stalled for the final shot but the strategy failed when Turner missed a 15-foot basesline jumper. Art Aaron led Northwestern…
…. PETERSON FINISHED with 10 points. Tarpley scored 17 points for the Wolverines, while Joubert contributed 14. Michigan's 26-percent second half shooting, combined with Aaron's 6-for- 10 post…
…-intermission field goal shooting, allowed Northwestern to come back. The Wildcats took the lead from the Wolverines, 35-34, with 12:17 left in Frieder .looks for NCAA bid regulation. Neither team held more than a two…
…-point advantage afterwards. Michigan pulled out to a 25-19 halftime lead on the strength of ten Tarpley points. The sophomore center sank a variety of midrange jumpers, several while tightly guarded. The Wolverines…
… minute madness. No way. Not this time. THIS TIME, the Michigan Wolverines sealed their second con- secutive Big Ten Championship in gallant fashion with an 80-52 crushing of the once mighty Indiana…
…, the picture was complete. Saturday, the Wolverines showed their artistry. They dabbed, brushed, and literally dunked Bob Knight's Hoosier's in maize and blue paint. Then they hid the turpentine. For 14…
…- d, who pumped in 13 points and pulled down six rebounds in his final regular season game as a Wolverine. "So we just kept the heat on." Every Wolverine sizzled as Michigan set a club record for vic…
…- tories with a 27-4 finish, overturning last year's mark of 26-4. The fire, however, started away from the basket. MICHIGAN ran up the score mainly See WOLVERINES, Page 8 Michigan seniors Roy Tarpley (left…
…. "Everybody would like to raise a little hell, but you're in a social prescription that won't let you." He said these social prescriptions are often loosened by crowd situations. Fans give Wolverines a rowdy…
… of Wolverines, content after devouring a large meal, who returned to their Ann Arbor den with Michigan's first basketball championship. Well over 10,000 people waited in Crisler Arena for almost an…
… Michigan Wolverines has kind of a nice ring to it, doesn't it?" University President James Duderstadt asked the crowd. Duderstadt attended his first two Wolverine basketball games of the season this past…
… reserved for Michigan." Schembechler praised the Wolverine tournament success, while hecklers yelled at him to give Fisher the job permanently. "I've been around here a long time and this championship by…
… Tradition, 'D' smother Spartans MSU unoffensive in 27-6 Blue pasting By ADAM MARTIN Tradition? Yeah, tradition. It's called the Michigan defense. Wolverine blue simply dominated Spartan green Saturday as…
… in East Lansing, the Wolverines have not allowed the Spartans a touchdown in eight quarters. Yarema entered the 79th meeting between Michigan and Michigan State rated fifth in the nation in passing…
… efficiency. Against Michigan he completed 59 percent of his throws for 139 yards, but was particularly ineffective with Wolverines in his face all day. The Spartans used two blocking formations to protect…
… their quarterback, and the Wolverines mastered both. "TIEY USE jab and gap protection, and since we know those, it allowed us all week to think of different blitzes for it," said Michigan middle guard…
… Student Administration Building to protest apartheid. See story on page 2. TODAY Absence of malice The Wolverines and the Spartans battled for the state's bragging rights Saturday on the carpet of…
… Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, November 22, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages II SU uts Blue in,'Bonnet Bow '4 "'Buckeyes upset Wolverines, 14-9 By DREW SHARP drives on us. Other than…
… by a .relentless Ohio State AT THE OUTSET, it looked as though defense the sixth-ranked Wolverines Michigan would live up to its eight-point ,!5.ef ~fell to the Buckeyes, 14-9. The loss det- favorite…
… Ohio State Buckeyes swarm over Wolverine fullback Stan Edwards. Ohio State crushed the Wolverines' Rose Bowl hopes, sending Michigan fensively. We played hard and the were not going into the end zone…
… three TDs By RICK KAPLAN Demetrius Brown's stock was lower than the Dow Jones after last week's seven-interception outing in a 17-11 loss to Michigan State. But the Wolverine quarterback rallied against…
… Iowa Saturday. At the closing bell, the redshirt sophomore had completed 14 of 19 passes for 190 yards and three touchdowns. Behind Brown's resurgence and a strong defensive performance, the Wolverines…
… liquified the Hawkeyes, 37-10. Brown's boom was strongest in the second quarter. Michigan (4-2 overall, 2-1 Big Ten) held a 6-0 lead at the start of the period. The Wolverines scored on the first and last…
…. He was impressive." WOLVERINE receiver Greg McMurtry had some impressive words of wisdom for Brown after the Michigan State crash. "I told him every dog has its day, and every day has its dog," Mc…
… dominant player on the field. On theWolverines' next two possessions, he drove the team down the field with an effective short-passsing attack. Brown threw touchdown passes to cap both marches, the first a…
… Looking sharp! . Freshman goalie Warren Sharples will lead the Wolverines into their season opener tonight at Yost Ice Arena at 7:30 p.m. Michigan faces Bowling Green, the top-ranked team in the Central…
… one thing. A Big Ten championship is another. If Michigan wins tomorrow's annual Michigan- Michigan State gridiron battle, the Wolverines might just eliminate their intrastate rival's chance at a Rose…
…-7 embarrassment in 1984 saw Wolverine quarterback Jim Harbaugh sidelined with a broken arm, and Michigan went on to a dismal 6-6 season. History, of course, fades from view in the face of recent accomplishments…
…. Last season's 31-0 annihilation of the Spartans soothed damaged Wolverine pride. AND THE memories? Well... "I don't have to remind players about what happened two years ago," said Schembechler. "That was…
… the last time we lost at home." Motivation is rarely a problem when the Wolverines meet that other state school, and on national television, complacency should be nonexistent on both sides. THE SPARTANS…
… Trudeau knew he was in for a long, long day. On the first play of yesterday's Michigan-Illinois game, Trudeau watched his pass bounce off Wolverine Kevin Brooks and into the waiting hands of linebacker…
… Rodney Lyles at the Illinois 13-yard line. IT WAS JUST the break Michigan needed to get back on track in conference play. The 104,916 Wolverine watchers in attendance were treated to a 26-18 victory over a…
… today." For the Wolverines, the "things" were going in the right direction. They capitalized on four Illini turnovers (3 inter- ceptions, one fumble) while committing none of the dreaded errors themselves…
… offense right from the start. After Lyles' interception, the Wolverines scored less than a minute into the contest. Following an excellent fake to fullback Eddie Garrett, Zurbrugg pitched to tailback Rick…
… Univer- See HARASSMENT, Page 4 AP Photo Wolverine freshman Barry Larkin beats the throw to Maine's second baseman Jeff Paul for a fifth-inning double in College World Series action Saturday. Michigan…
…). But there is no guessing who the Wolverines must stop - the nation's leading hitter Dave Magadan. The Wolverines must beat Alabama and at least three other opponents if they are to win the Series and…
…KICKOFF '89: A look ahead to the Wolverines' quest for the national championship 1 able igan BaIly Ninety-nine years of editorial freedom Vol. C, No. 7 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Friday, September 15…
… Holtz, after the Wolverines spoiled Holtz's Notre Dame coaching debut in 1986. The 24-23 Michigan win marked the last time Michigan has won in the series.. No.1 By Steve Blonder Daily Sports Editor vs…
… straight victories, seemingly has no weaknesses and could cause fits for Wolverine defenders. When asked what Michigan has See IRISH, page 12 by Noah Finkel Daily Administration Writer The University will…
… Michigan Wolverines to their first basketball national championship in the school's history, 80-79, over Seton Hall. It was deja vu for Robinson as he went to the foul line with the opportunity to tie and…
… perhaps put the Wolverines ahead. Robinson had seen the exact situation against Wisconsin earlier this season and missed his shot in the Badger's victory. After a John Morton miss with 10 seconds left, Glen…
… Wolverines came back from a nine-point deficit to get a win. Michigan's 74-67 victory over Illinois ended the Wolverines eight- game losing streak in the Big Ten. The Illinois victory and the 71-66 loss to…
… mind games with Michigan Saturday after- noon at Crisler Arena, but the plan backfired. The Wolverines, after a bit of a struggle, reversed the Spartans' psychological ploy and changed it into a charged…
…'s waste problem. POWER protests at 'M' hockey game Prof., student debate course BY ANNA SENKEVITCH Amidst the cheers for the Wolverine hockey team Friday night were angry shouts by 25 students protesting…
… Wolverines' 38-9 victory Illinois on Saturday. The win clinched a share of the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl berth for Michigan. _it _ _ The Schef s BY ADAM SCHEFTER The crowd swarmed the field. All wee…
… U UoCCUSIUoI U Specialty of Sunday morning. uldn't it? This was a team that overcame osses to Notre Dame and la.). The Wolverines heartbreaking tie to Iowa. prevailed, clobbering Saturday to clinch…
…. Messner jumped and paced the sidelines ecting father. The rest of See Roses, Page 12 Students protest minority report DAVID LUBLINt Senior flanker John Kolesar strikes a classic pose every Wolverine…
… and roses." The N The Wolverines (7-2-1 overall, 6-0-1 in the outright' Big Ten) clinched a Jan. 2 Rose Bowl berth in Saturday Pasadena, Calif., and at least a share of the Michigan conference title by…
… defeating the Illini, 38-9, in Columbu front of 105,714 chilled spectators at Michigan undefeate Stadium. Michigan became the first Big Ten Wolverin team to earn three trips to the Rose Bowl this game…
… responded," said Schembechler, go to the Rose Bowl for the ninth Wolverines can win the conference with either a win over Ohio State on or with a loss by second-place n State to Wisconsin. A win in s would…
… pull off the feat. After falling behind by as much as 13 in the sec- 9nd half, theWolverines made their charge in front of 31,621 screaming fans. See SEIKALY, Page 10 Doily Photo by JOHN MUNSON…
… Wolverine Billy Powers celebrates Michigan's fourth goal on Friday. The Wolverines beat Michigan State in Ann Arbor that night, 5-2, then followed with a 5-3 win Saturday in East Lansing. Seniors lead charge…
… East Lansing. The sweep leaves Michigan third in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association, five points behind the second-place Spartans. The senior Wolverines made the most of their final regular…
…-season series against the Spartans, scoring seven of the weekend's 11 Michigan goals and 13 of the Wolverines' 21 points. Wingers Billy Powers and Brad McCaughey led the senior attack by knocking in the two game…
…Ninety-eight years of editorialfreedom Vol. XCVIII, No. 59 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, December 3, 1987 Copyright 1987, The Michigan Daily Wolverines win a snoozer over BG, 91-72 By JEFF RUSH…
…. What was less expected were the mistakes the tired Wolverines made against their Mid-American Con- ference foes. Grant scored 26, but many of those points came long after the game had been decided. And…
… after the Wolverines' lethargic win over Alabama-Birmingham. The senior center got the Michigan hammer swinging with 24 points and seven rebounds in its 97-74 pounding of Wisconsin in Madison Wednesday…
…. Tarpley followed that performance with a 21-point, 12-rebound outing in an 86-64 victory at Northwestern Saturday to boost the Wolverines' record to 25-4, 12-4 in the Big Ten. THE PAIR of victories was a…
… Daily Photo by SCOTT LITUCHY Robert Henderson nudges past Minnesota's John Shasky for one of his seven rebounds in last night's Wolverine victory. Michigan outrebounded the Gophers, 43-25. '1' assaults…
… make up for courses the See DEPT. Page 2 By I jiYI nr.11 'Z.r Don't count the Wolverines among the people feeling sorry for Minnesota. The Gophers, sporting an almost completely different roster than…
… the one that beat the Wolverines by ten points in Minnesota, were simply no match for Michigan last night, losing 92-56 at Crisler Arena. ROY TARPLEY led the attack with 21 points on nine-of-11 shooting…
… and added nine rebounds in a polished performance. "T hey beat up on us (at Minnesota). I guess I just returned the favor," said Tarpley. "We owed Minnesota," added Wolverine forward Richard Rellford…
…. "I don't feel sorry for them. They've been beating teams." ELEVEN PLAYERS scored points for the Wolverines, who shot 59 percent from the field. That plus a prohibitive Michigan rebounding advantage (43…
… Terrapins, the Wolverines improved their record to 3-0, while knocking their third con- secutive non-conference foe out of the top 20 in the national rankings. IN HANDING the Terps their first shutout since…
… is helped when our offense is able to move the ball." Michigan quarterback Jim Har- baugh moved the offense effectively all afternoon. In his best passing day as a Wolverine, the senior signal- caller…
… receiver. Paul Jokisch, who starred for the Wolverines last week, Kattus was able to break into the open several times for key receptions. See KILLER, Page 10 Fan sdon 't recognize, doc trine By MARK GRAHAM…
… Shakey Jake was the first to sign. But a fan on his way to the Wolverines' game Saturday shook his head and said, "I quit the Communist Party a long time ago." CALL SHAKEY Jake another John Hancock and the…
… at Maryland's one yard line tem- back on the next play on a fumble recovery and eventually scored en porarily halting a Michigan scoring drive. The Wolverines got the ball route to their 20-0 victory…
… 'Cocks, 34-3 W rBy JOE EWING Special to the Daily COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Wolverines discovered the pleasure of beating the 'Cocks senseless Saturday when they whipped South Carolina, 34-3, for their second…
… WOLVERINES racked up 507 .total yards while holding the 'Cocks to a mere 202 yards. The groundgame, which accounted for most of .Michigan's offense in last week's win over Notre Dame, again was a big factor…
… Minnesota and 11 points in last night's Big Ten basketball contest bet- ween the Golden Gophers and Michigan t Crisler Arena. Wrong, or make that WRONG! THE WOLVERINES nearly quadrupled the spread and gave…
… Wolverine point dif- erence in Big Ten history. The victory also lifts Michigan's con- ference mark to 3-2 and catapults the Wolverines past Minnesota (now 2-2) in the Big Ten standings. The Wolverines…
… some of the problems surroun- See BLANCHARD, Page 5 Daily Photo by MATT PETRIE Michigan forward Butch Wade lays in one of his twelve points in action last night at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines…
… Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Thursday, March 29, 1984 Fifteen Cents Ten Pane .. .. ... .cn V"gca Wolverines romp to NIT title MSA ends election esmoothly By MARCY FLEISHER The Michigan…
… tournament. The Michigan Wolverines are NIT champions and proud of it. The Wolverines captured the college basketball's oldest tournament last night with an 83-63 crushing of Notre Dame at Madison Square…
… Wolverine victory in the NIT championship game at Madison Square Garden. In the back tournament MVP Tim McCormick. Gemayel convenes meeting a s fig hting continues From AP and UPI BEIRUT, Lebanon…
… took a shot." By JEFF BERGIDA Special to the Daily NEW YORK - The experts say that Michian is a front-running team. They all know that the Wolverines can't make a last-minute comeback. They also say…
… that when Eric Turner plays poorly Michigan loses. LAST NIGHT'S 78-75 Wolverine victory at Madison Square Garden over a formidable Virginia- Tech squad proved the experts wrong. It also put Bill Frieder…
… a pair to set-up one of those last-second plays that have plagued the Wolverines all season. AFTER calling two time-outs, the Hokies set up a final shot which junior guard Tim Lewis missed from 14…
… first half while the Wolverines made only 14 of 37 from the field. "I was getting upset because he. (Curry) was making so many," said Joubert. "I was trying to take him out of his rhythm in the second…
… half." See FINAL, Page 7 Daily Photo by DAN HABIB A Virginia Tech player "rejects" a jumper by Michigan's Antoine Joubert in the Wolverines 78-75 victory over the Hokies last night…
…, Mass. - Ugly. Dirty. Downright filthy. Wallowing through the mire, the Wolverines slid into a 49-44 victory over Georgia Tech in the Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic in Springfield Mass. on Saturday. VICTORY…
… line at the other, cashing in for all of four field goals, zero each for forwards Richard Rellford and Butch Wade. If it wasn't the Wolverines' shooting eighteen percent in the first half, it was Georgia…
… the game. Leading by 17 points with just over 12 minutes to play, the Wolverines relaxed and permitted Ohio State to get back in- to the contest before eventually dousing the Buckeyes, 77-72, last night…
… Wolverines now stand at 15-2 in the Big Ten and 24-3 overall. Michigan sealed its 15th consecutive win, the longest streak in the school's history. Ohio State, meanwhile, fell to 10-7 in the conference and 18…
… record and then exploded after the inter- mission. Center Roy Tarpley, who led all scorers with 23 points, floated a hook 'shot through the hoop to begin a 6-point Wolverine spurt at the start of the…
… jdmper. When the Buckeyes finally collected their breath, at 12:53 of the half, a 54-37 score stared them in the face. The Wolverines' high-fives appeared, a few scattered number-1 signals were sent out…
… lay-up to pull the margin down to eight points, 64-56. After the Wolverines called a time- out, Stokes pumped in two more lay-ups and the lead was down to four with four See WOLVERINES, Page 8 1 1 . r…
… See COMPROMISE, Page 3 M mangles Marquette, Xavier next By PAUL HELGREN Clutch Wolverine free throws iced last night's 83-70 victory over Marquet- te at Crisler Arena last night. They also kept…
… to advance. Had Nebraska got past Xavier, the' Cornhuskers would have played host to Michigan. THE Wolverines kept the home-court advantage by blowing past the Warriors with four minutes left in the…
… game. They held a 6462 advantage before Tim McCormick scored five of his game-high 21 points in a 10-point Wolverine run. After that, the contest became a foul line 'em up game, and Michigan responded by…
…. Marquette held a 15-9 lead before the Wolverines clawed back and played them even. But a 13-2 Wolverine spurt at the end of the half gave them a comfortable 39-31 edge at the half. "THAT RUN really gave us a…
… lot of confidence going in the half," remarked Wolverine Antoine Joubert, See WARRIORS, Page 9 Daly Photo by DAN HABIB Michigan guard Eric Turner fires the NIT's regulation basketball past Marquette…
… By BOB WOJNOWSKI There was nothing tricky about it, but yesterday's game was certainly a treat for the 105,619 fans in Michigan Stadium, as the Wolverines bedeviled Minnesota, 52-14, and in the process…
… clamped a stranglehold on the top spot in the Big Ten. Utilizing a devastating ground game and a bewildering passing attack, the Wolverines piled up 566 yards of total offense while building their highest…
…. XCIII, No. 10 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, September 19, 1982 Ten Cents Ten Pages Militia.kills 100 in Beirut c From AP and UPI Wolverine quarterback Steve…
… played in Notre Dame stadium. Free safety Duerson stripped the ball from Wolverine wide receiver Vince Bean a.t the Irish,10 .yard line with 2:8 remainiug to preserve Notre Dame's opening victory and send…
… the Wolverines home with their first loss of the season. IT WAS A GAME speckled with ex- traordinary plays and marred by the loss of Wolverine flanker Anthony Car- ter, who went out in the third quarter…
… fired a pass in- tended for freshman receiver Gilvanni Johnson, who was it as he caught the ball. The ball squirted loose, bounced off the back of Irish Stacey Toran, and into the hands of Wolverine…
… tailback Rick Rogers, who dashed 25 yards un- touched into the end zone with 7:38 remaining. Ali Haji-Sheikh converted the extra point to pull the Wolverines to within 23-17. MICHIGAN held Notre Dame once…
…-Ade Stadium yesterday. The Michigan win, coupled with Wisconsin's 17-7 loss to Iowa yesterday, places the Wolverines atop the Big Ten BUTCH WOOLFOLK (left) and Ben Needham (below) illustrate two reasons why the…
… Wolverines got by the Boilermakers, 28-10, yesterday in West Lafayette. Michigan now holds its own Rose Bowl destiny, needing only a win- over Ohio State for the trip to' Pasadena. standings with a 6…
… from the one- yard line for the score, padding the Wolverine lead to 21-10. This touchdown march featured a pair of long Smith passes, including a third-down, 27-yard completion to Bean and a fourth…
…-down, 18-yard swing pass to Edwards to add to the Wolverine advanatage. THE FINAL Michigan tally came af- ter a Keith Bostic interception at the Purdue 24-yard line, which he returned to the 14. Three plays…
… within one wide receiver's step of handing Michigan its second upset defeat in three weeks, but the Wolverines held on- yesterday for a 21-16 win before 105,213 Michigan Stadium fans. The triumph, giving…
… Michigan a 2-1 mark thus far in 1981, may have been a costly one for the Wolverines as several gridders went down with injuries, in- cluding wide receiver Anthony Carter, who left the contest after spraining…
… at Indiana. WITH 5:55 remaining in the game, Navy (also 2-1) mounted a drive from its own 29-yard line to the Wolverine 23. With two minutes remaining and second-and-18 from the 31, backup quarterback…
… Pagnanelli's desperation heave-on second down was pulled in by Wolverine defensive back Jeff Reeves to settle the outcome. A seething Bo Schembechler was anything but satisfied by the play of his squad, which…
… out for the Wolverines, as he reached the 100-yard mark for the fifth straight game with 117 on 25 carries. Woolfolk concurred with his coach's post-game assessment, "They (the Midshipmen) didn't do…
… cagers roll over No.11 Arkansai By GREG DeGULIS The Michigan Wolverines, buoyed by an in- credible 70 percent shooting average in the second half, slaughtered the 11th-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks, 78…
…-65, yesterday at Crisler Arena. The upset victory over Eddie Sutton's cagers, which was viewed by a crowd of 12,128, may well propel the Wolverines into college basketball's illustrious Top Twenty. MICHIGAN…
… timeout with Arkansas on top, 17-9, Frieder chose to forsake the 2-3 zone defense in favor of a man-for-man, and the Wolverine resurgence commenced. 78-65 "WE STARTED TO rebound aggressively, and we began…
… to get some fast break baskets," Frieder noted. "When we got ahead, we remained on top of the situation. I thought our kids played with a lot of poise," the Wolverine mentor concluded. In stark…
… Wolverines. "WE PLAYED WELL the first ten minutes," Sutton said. "'Then we eased up on the defensive end. Also, at times our shot selection was horren- dous. We created shots for ourselves instead of let- ting…
…. Virgil, Grayer key 72-6 9 upset' By-STEVE WISE Special to the Daily MINNEAPOLIS-Roy Tarpley gave his all, but Michigan's outside shooting gave out. The combination left the Wolverine basketball team on…
… the short end of a 72-69 thriller against Iowa State yesterday. It also knocked Michigan out of the NCAA Tournament in the second round, finishing the Wolverines' season record at 28-5. TARPLEY NOTCHED…
… dunking." THE CYCLONES outscored Michigan 6-2 in the next minute, and Michigan's chance for a comeback was gone. The Wolverines needed to foul to stop the clock, and both Tar- pley and Grant picked up…
… they both got a lot of transition baskets from turnovers from us," said Tarpley. "In the second half we did a better job until the last few minutes." Tarpley and the Wolverines began the game in fine…
… form. The 6-11 senior scored nine of Michigan's first 14 points and assisted Butch 'Wade for two more. MICHIGAN'S EARLY six-point lead dwindled to one, 17-16, befgore the Wolverines' terrible See ISU…
…, Page 9 Associated Press Iowa State forward Jeff Grayer snares a rebound away from Michigan's Butch Wade in the first half of yesterday's game. Iowa State upset the Wolverines, 72-69. 'Sponsor drops out…
… wolverines dust Youngstown St., 56-42 Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON Two shoppers carry away packages in Nickels Arcade yesterday. Mer- chants say customers are buying more trendy and costly gifts.' Swatches…
…-out Wolverines needed three quarters of the game to score that much and ended up winning by just 14, 56-42. "We expected to (win by 40 points), but if you expect that to happen it won't happen, and it didn…
… were nullified by Youngstown State's offen- sive set. "They were pulling the big guys away from the hoop," said Wolverine forward Butch Wade. "Then they'd slide the little guys inside. They weren…
…. That's just an indication we weren't doing the job." The Wolverines were also over- playing on defense. Numerous dives at Penguin passes helped Michigan to nine steals, but it left Tarpley, Wade, and…
…QUADE They played like the Wolverines of old, but with a new face leading the way. An explosive first half was all the Michigan basketball team needed last night to clobber Ten- nessee, 87-52 at Crisler arena…
… chance to do, though, as the 6-11 center fouled out before the fans had found their seats for the second half. OFFENSIVE execution was markedly improved for the 4-0 Wolverines over Saturday's performance…
… WOLVERINE defense forced 28 Tennessee turnovers as well as some poor shot selections as S Vols the 45-second clock ticked down. "I'm really impressed with them defensively," said Vols head coach Don Deyoe…
…. "They forced us into 14 turnovers in the first half. That resulted in 14 points." Tarpley was a key to that defense. The Wolverine co-captain used his long arms and anticipation to knock away passes and…
… flaws. Offensive execution was no thing of beauty. The Wolverines missed screens all night long and committed some careless turnovers. "OUR OFFENSE sagged a little because the kids See CAGERS, Page 10…
…, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan - Sunday, March 17, 1985 Fifteen Cents Eight Pages Time on our hands Villanova hopes to clean Wolverines' clock By JEFF BERGIDA Special to the Daily…
… 'Time is on my side' - The Rolling Stones DAYTON, Ohio - Coaches Bill Frieder of Michigan and Rollie Massimino of Villanova both want time on their side today when the Wolverines meet the Wildcats at UD…
… Arbor, Michigan -Friday, February 15, 1985 Fifteen Cents Ten Pages r One By JOE EWING Special to the Daily IOWA CITY - Who said Michigan couldn't win the big one? The Wolverines got a pair of clutch jump…
… shots from Garde Thompson with just a little over four minutes left last night to spark a comeback and down Iowa, 56-52. The victory boosts the Wolverines conference record to 10-2 and puts a full game…
… guard An- toine Joubert at 17:01 to take the lead, 50-49. Roy Tarpley, who finished the game with 21 points, then hit a 14-footer to push the Wolverine lead to three before Moe made it 52-51 on an 18-foot…
… know, you've got to be lucky in games like this. I don't know what happened down there." Before the Wolverine flurry, Iowa's center Greg Stokes put the Hawkeyes on top, 45-44 on a three-point play at the…
… victory Tough defense by both teams dominated the foul-ridden first half when neither team was able to pull away as Iowa did in the first meeting this season. The Wolverines led throughout most of the half…
… Press reg Stokes pulls down a rebound, outjumping Michigan's d last night at Iowa City. It was the Wolverines who came out defeating the Hawkeyes, 56-52. ,yoral candidates face primary By ARONA…
… stands at 1-1. THE WOLVERINES controlled the tempo most of the game, building leads of 16 points in the first half, 10 at half- time, and 19 midway through the second stanza. Only a late second half…
… Wolverine letdown, in which Georgia reeled off 13 straight points, narrowed the score to its final margin. "I felt we were in control the whole way," said Michigan coach Bill Frieder. "I don't care about the…
… final score, I just care about the W." The much smaller Bulldogs tried to neutralize Michigan's power inside with their quickness but had little luck, particularly in the first half. The Wolverines ripped…
… cash register ringing too. That's two more in the till for him." Once again, center Roy Tarpley proved to be the money man for the Wolverines. The junior from Detroit led all scorers with 22 points and…
… Joubert sank a pair of free throws to put the Wolverines ahead, 17-13. Then it was Georgia turnover time again. See BLUE, Page 8 Daily Photo by DAN HABIB Junior center Roy Tarpley runs over Bulldog center…
… David Dunn during the second half of yesterday's 63-57 Michigan victory. Tarpley led the Wolverines with 22 points and 12 rebounds. .............. .................... I .+ "'".:1":.r."....:v" :.;.. s…
… final statistics, you would expect the usual 40-point deficit. Michigan piled up 255 yards rushing and 390 overall, compared to Indiana's 111 and 232. And the Wolverine offense held the ball for 38…
…, the Wolverines took the ball on their own 11-yard line and calmly marched 89 yards for a touchdown. Running backs Jamie Morris and Bob Perryman gained the bulk of the yardage, with Perryman plunging…
… over from the one to give the Wolverines a quick 7-0 lead. But that score was still on the board at halftime. Indiana's vaunted offense didn't convert a single third down or enter Wolverine territory in…
…'s leading receiver with four catches. "We knew it would be no cake-walk. In- diana was pumped up for us." The Wolverines had a couple more chances to score in the' half. Once they had a first down at the…
… fullback Bob Perryman soars over Indiana defender Joe Fitzgerald (62) for the Wolverines' first touchdown. The two-yard run proved to be the game-winner. The beginning of a nearly forgotten era The "Free…
… Wolverines ended their mediocre season with a touch of style yesterday dumping Northwestern, 64-57, before 11,105 appreciative Crisler Arena fans. The win boosted the Wolverines' record to 6-12 in the con…
… shouldn't. Instead, Frieder can reflect on a fine team effort that sparked Michigan back from an early first- half deficit and kept the Wolverines close going into the lockerroom at halftime. An Eric Turner…
… all made key contributions in the victory and showed some of the pre- season media-hype talent everyone said they had. Jokisch, playing his finest game as a Wolverine, according to Frieder, scored 12…
… ties up Michigan co-captain Dan Pelekoudas to force a jump ball. The Wolverines regained possession of the ball and the game, as the Wolverines closed out the regular season with a 64-57 victory. I…
… delivered a crushing knockout blow yesterday in its 24-10 vic- tory over Indiana at sun-drenched Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines (2-2) built a 17-0 lead early in the third quarter, but just as they frittered…
… abruptly ended Indiana's come- back hopes. The Wolverine offense took the ball at its own 25-yard line immediately following Babe Laufenberg's touch- down pass to Duane Gunn, and stormed down the field for…
… then Ricks maimed the Hoosiers' comeback hopes by busting over right tackle for the 23-yard knockout punch so desperately needed by the Wolverines. "WE WERE up by seven, and we said 'We have to take it…
… than we did last game. Last game we kind of faltered at the end. This game we kept the momentum at the end." MICHIGAN also had the momentum in the first half. Kicker Ali Haji-Sheikh put the Wolverines on…
… Rice dives into the Indiana end zone from one yard out yesterday to put the Wolverines on top, 17-0. The Hoosiers then took over and began a steady march that came to an abrupt end when Laufenberg…
… fumbled while trying to hand off. Michigan defensive tackle Winfred Carraway came up with the ball. MICHIGAN then surged downfield, mixing up the run and Smith's passes well. The Wolverines were stymied…
… fitting close to the Big Ten season for the Michigan Wolverines - a team that has had to work and scrape for all of its victories. Trailing for most of the second half, Michigan never let the Wisconsin…
… rebounds which put him at the 600 mark for his career. That makes him only the seventh player in Wolverine history to score 1000 points and grab 600 rebounds in his time at Michigan. The 6-7 senior went…
… over the 1000-point mark last Thursday against Purdue. The Wolverines trailed Wisconsin, 74- 71, with five minutes remaining when freshman guard Eric Turner drove into the lane, laid the ball in, and was…
…-up to give the Wolverines a 76-74 advaptage at the 3:41 mark. Thanks to somo poor shooting from the floor by Wisconsin and some clutch shots by Michigan, (the Wolverines shot 68 percent from the field in…
… Wolverines to See 'M'1RALLY, Page 10 Doily Photo by KIM HILL Outfor a walk A University student strolls with his television set down State Street in front of the LSA Building. ODAY- Sticky regulations T HE…
…-17 By MARK MIHANOVIC Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - The Michigan Wolverine offense, erratic through its first three games, completely over- powered Indiana's defense and out- scored the free…
…-wheeling Hoosiers 38-17, yesterday at Memorial Stadium. Butch Woolfolk performed what is becoming a weekly ritual for the Wolverines (3-1 overall and 1-1 in the Big Ten), running through and around opponents for big…
… only Wolverines to gain 100 or more yards in six consecutive games. The senior tailback now has 551 yards after four 1981 outings. "IT MEANS something to me to be compared to backs like Rob Lytle and…
… in the back of the end zohe. The tempo of, the game was set.% The Wolverines came right back with a 74-yard touchdown drive, 54 of which, Woolfolk pumped out, that culminated in a three-yard touchdown…
…, Page 10 MICHIGAN QUARTERBACK Steve Smith goes over the goal line backwar- ds for the Wolverines first score against Indiana in Bloomington yesterday' afternoon. Tight end Norm Betts (82) and fullback…
… Stan Edwards (32) block- for the Michigan signal caller. The Wolverines won. 38-17. Auditoriums filled to SRO (fo By JANET RAE Engineering sophomore Kim Oberle has five words of advice: Don't be late…
… held off a stubborn,, emotional Michigan State, 27-23, yesterday in Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines were propelled to victory, their tenth in the last 11 over the Spartans, by the 136-yard rushing…
… underdog entering the game, gave the Wolverines all they could handle, 'battling them down to the wire before an interception by inside linebacker Andy Can- navino halted the Spartans' desperation drive at…
… first three games and a major reason for both defeats. Michigan also continued to build a respectable ground game, rushing for 252 yards on 63 carries. The Wolverine of- fensive line, working without…
… strategy worked against his larger and stronger Wolverines. "I thought they See MICHIGAN, Page 12 Daily Photo by JOHN HAGEI MARION BODY STEALS another one! This time it's from MSU quarterback John Leister…
… during the Wolverines 27-23 victory over the visitors from East Lansing. ..,h..0.C $..'.} ....v....i....n....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r…
… our offense. That's hard to do in one or two days, but the plays to Glen worked ex- tremely well." SEVENTH-RANKED Mich- igan raised its record to 16-2, 5-1 in the Big Ten. The Wolverines trail only…
…. "Rumeal played a heck of a ball game. I think he realizes that if we can keep him playing like that, we'll go a long way," said Rice. THE WOLVERINES con- tinued to frustrate the Hoosiers, holding them to…
… the first half of yesterday's Wolverine trium- ph. Grant shut down Smart, allowing last year's NCAA tournament hero just six points. LaGROC sits in at Fleming Building By JIM PONIEWOZIK About 35…
…-HITTER Mike Halasz laid a bunt down the first Fullerton. base line. First baseman Ken Hayward fired the ball to the The Wolverines had the lead in the late innings, but lost it in plate in an attempt to nail…
… walking shortstop Shane Turner, Wayne was relieved a two-out, bases-loaded bloop double spelled the end for by Hayward. Michigan's bullpen ace ran the count to 1-2 on Michigan. The Wolverines' poor fielding…
… out a bunt. Leftfielder John Fishel then hit a ground cleared the stands of most of the 10,274 fans in attendance. ball double down the third base line. When Wolverine See LATE, Page 11 Taubman tells…
… to describe its 31-30 loss to Miami Saturday at Michigan Stadium. Deflating? Stunning? Double heartbreaking? With 9:27 left in the game, the Wolverines held a 30-14 lead over the No. 1 team in the…
… nation and had the ball, first-and-ten, on the Miami 41-yard line. Less than nine minutes later, Miami had scored 17 points, stunn- ing the crowd and dropping the Wolverines to 0-2 - their first 0-2 start…
… MUNSON/Daily Miami fullback Cleveland Gary gallops up the sideline, having beaten the Wolverine defenders. Gary scored a touchdown on this play which pulled the Hurricanes within two points, 30…
…. With all the talk about the new and improved Michigan hockey team, now is the time to show it. Sure, the Michigan State series sweep by the Wolverines two weekends ago showed the rest of the Central…
… out our power play. We're playing the best hockey since I've been at Michigan." Of course, both the Wolverine power play (.254) and penalty killing (.235) units are fourth best in the league, and the…
… a sweep." Here come the Lakers. These are the same Lake Supe- rior State Lakers that are the only team this season to sweep the Wolverines (Thanksgiving break at the Soo). This is the same team that…
… owns Michigan, accumulating a 12-1-1 record against the Wolverines during Berenson's tenure.: The one tie Michigan "earned" last year came after blowing a 5-0 third period lead at Sault Ste. Marie. The…
