November 10, 2011
(vol. 122, iss. 46)
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…0I 6A - Thursday, November 10, 2011 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Shutout ends 'M' season early 84th-minute score By STEVEN BRAID drops Wolverines The Michigan men's soccer team opened…
… the first round of the conference tournament hop- ing to resurrect the magic of 2010. The defending Big Ten Tour- nament champion Wolverines were con- _ fident WISCONSIN 2 they could MICHIGAN 0 repeat…
… ability to surprise every- one but themselves. But this wasn't the same high- octane Wolverine team of 2010, and it showed. Struggling to convert on scor- ing opportunities the whole game - much like they…
… Wolverines nor the Badgers (4-2, 10-7-2) could convert as they entered halftime in a scoreless tie. .As the wind died down at the beginning of the second half, Wisconsin played much more aggressively. It…
…. "For 84 minutes, Grinwis managed the game really, really well," said Michigan coach Steve Burns. "He made things look easy in a couple of very dangerous sit- uations." The Wolverines, though, con- tinued…
… Wolverines' remarkable run through the 2010 Big Ten and NCAA Tournament that ended in a heartbreaking 1-0 loss in the semifinals to Akron. So it knew that Michigan coach Steve Burns coaches his teams to thrive…
… from find- ing nylon. It was clear Wisconsin knew what it was getting from the scrappy Wolverines, and when push came to shove - with about six minutes remaining in the match - the Badgers made sure…
… seemed imminent. And because the first Wolverine letdown took so long, when it finally happened, it was crippling. The wind picked up even stronger and Shaw and the rest of the seniors realized their…
… Michigan careers were ending. The Badgers' preparation over- whelmed the Wolverines down the stretch. But Burns was quick to point out the team's bright future, saying his young guys are "starting to come…