… Wolverines will enter the conference playoffs in two weeks as the last qualifier. EVEN MORE frustrating for Red Berenson's club is the failure to better the seventh-place finish of a year ago. "We really…
…-2 deficits and made the game close. In the end, though, the Wolverines failed to capitalize on their offensive opportunities, while the Buckeyes combined clutch scoring and good goalten- ding. SATURDAY evening…
… SHARP-SHOOTING GUARDS PACE BLUE Wolverines surge past Hawks 4 (Continued from Page 1) another or hit someone on the perimeter to shoot it straight in." Tarpley's three-point play with 13:57 in the…
… second half was the pivotal point of the game. The 6-11 senior s layup sparked a 13-point run to put the Wolverines up 56-44. "The key in that stretch was we just. really picked up the defense," Joubert…
… Daily Photo by SCOTT IITUCHY Michigan's foul-plagued center, Roy Tarpley, glides to the hoop against Iowa's Roy Marble and Gerry Wright during Saturday's 82-66 Wolverine victory at Crisler Arena. Tarpley…
… department where Tarpley again got into trouble early. In a two- minute span midway through the first half, the Wolverine center committed three infractions and sat out the remainder of the stanza. The third…
…, featuring both head coaches shooting from the hip with some amusing lines. First it was Raveling who, instead of making a sappy deification of the Wolverines performance after losing to them, drew a vivid…
… the Wolverines shot down Iowa, 82-66 at Crisler Arena. All five of Michigan's starters scored in double figures, shooting 66 percent, 70 percent in the second half. In the end, the Hawkeyes were no…
… easier," Joubert pointed out. "When the guards penetrate we can hit one See WOLVERINES, Page 8 The Republican primary for seats on Ann Arbor City Council from the Third and Fifth wards will be held today…
