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December 06, 2004 (vol. 115, iss. 46) • Page Image 18

… Friday's game, Michi- gan coach Cheryl Burnett thought that her team needed to refocus. But after the 60-47 loss, it looks like things are still a little fuzzy for the Wolverines. With less than six…

… minutes to go in the second half, Michigan clawed back to within five points of Charlotte, 50-45, on sophomore Kelly Helvey's free throw. Unfortu- nately, the Wolverines would only score once more in the…

… balance." Michigan played tentatively from the start of the game. Charlotte's speed, combined with its swarm- ing defense, forced six Wolverine turnovers in the game's first three minutes. These early…

… troubles left Michi- gan scoreless over that period. Charlotte (6-0) did a good job of disguising its traps, which seemed to disrupt the young Wolverines. "Charlotte did some things that I as a coach, did…

…- ing 83.4 points. Charlotte had just 30 first-half points on 29 percent shooting, but with two offensive threats - Helvey and freshman Ta'Shia Walker - in foul trouble, the Wolverines could not take…

…-seeded Matt Feast of Pennsylvania, whomhe had never beaten in three matches. Wagner scored two takedowns in the final period to beat Feast, 8-5. The Wolverines also earned points from sophomore Eric Taanebaum…

… stay focused and wrestle with great intensity. That's how you win championships." The Wolverines struggled to advance wrestlers deep into tournaments down the stretch last year, not just in the Cliff…

… this year's team. We fin- ished much stronger - guys are wrestling with muchmore confidence." The win gave the Wolverines their sec- ond championship in two weeks (they won the BodysBarInvitationalon Nov…

February 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 91) • Page Image 10

… Josh Holman Daily Sports Writer As Michigan women's basketball coach Cheryl Burnett put it after the game, the Wolverines were plagued by an old problem Pu I E L6 and a new prob- lem in their 76-64 loss…

… the unexpected happened when the Wolverines couldn't drain their shots at the free throw line. Michigan entered the game shooting 72 percent from the line on the season, but they shot just 45 percent…

January 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 70) • Page Image 11

…'s second victory away from Crisler. In the Wolverines other games on the road this season, they squeaked by Butler 61- 60 in overtime at a neutral site, Conseco Field- house, on Nov. 30, and suffered a 20…

…-point loss at Vanderbilt on Dec. 6. Throughout the game, Michigan's defense was too quick and physical for an overmatched Fair- field team. The Wolverines forced the Stags to commit 23 turnovers and held…

Wolverine guards recovered nicely from their loss to Boston University. "I think we've been a team that has been a little careless with the ball," Amaker said. "We value the ball as a point of emphasis coming…

… encounter will be crucial to the Wolverines' tour- nament chances. Indiana was embarrased by both Wake Forest and Kentucky, and a Michigan loss would not be a good way to go into Michigan State the following…

… in the Garden and come up with a victory." Robinson decided to play against UCLA on Dec. 27, after learning of his father's passing. He scored 17 points in the Wolverines' win. Robinson played again…

… Saturday against Fairfield. The Wolverines made 6-of- 19 shots from the stripe, bringing their season mark down to 64.6 percent. "For us to be a factor in our conference and have a chance to have a…

July 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 148) • Page Image 14

… Montoya plans to decide this week whether to remain with the Wolverines or leave now with two years of eligibility remaining to sign with the New York Rangers, who selected him sixth overall in the recent…

…." Losing Montoya would be a huge blow to the Wolverines, who will have 11 seniors and expect to contend for the National Champi- onship this coming season. In his first two seasons Montoya, Michigan's MVP…

July 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 148) • Page Image 15

… is from Cuba). The Wolverines already appear resigned to the fact that, if Montoya does not sign with the Rangers now, he will next year. PJ'S RECORDS & USED CDS By Ryan Sosin Daily Sports Editor…

… in Erie. Then on a night late in June, the pair made their debut at a big league stadi- um, if not in the big leagues. Tousa, a former Wolverine second baseman, and Hannahan, an ex-Golden Gopher third…

… seasons in collegiate baseball, Hannahan truly dominated Tousa's Wolverines with the Golden Gophers, hitting .438 with an extra base hit in all but two of the pairs nine con- tests, giving his team eight…

… the right decision," Mon- toya said. FOUR OTHERS SELECTED: On the sec- ond day of the draft, two current Wolverines and two incoming freshman were selected by teams. Forward Mike Brown, who scored eight…

… if I put up good times and don't make it. As long as I improve, I guess I can't complain." Since the NCAA Championships in March, Van- derkaay has been training hard with other Wolverine Olympic…

December 06, 2004 (vol. 115, iss. 46) • Page Image 14

… assists, +4 rating experience at Thursday's Mott Pro-Am. FRIDAY'S GAME Fi rst-vear icers l*h1 rDameIisErlighting the lamp for Blue BartlettorB u Michigan Wolverines 6 Hensick, Werner, Kaleniecki, By Gabe…

… four minutes into Satur- accustomed to stellar play from his only first-year Michigan Wolverines 8 day night's hockey game at the Joyce Center, with pupils. Tambellini(2), Porter(2), Michigan on the…

January 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 70) • Page Image 14

… back to defense and notched his first career hat trick as the Wolverines coasted to a 6-2 win. Michigan has struggled in recent years at the GLI, as players have left for the World Junior Tournament and…

… the competition has become stiffer. The Wolverines haven't won the tournament since 1996 - when they won nine tournaments in a row - and this sea- son, goaltender Al Montoya, forward Jeff Tambellini and…

April 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 128) • Page Image 1

… Daily Wolverine Access changes defended Changes necessary under con ract with so re company, administrators say By Donn M. Fresard and Lindsey Paterson Daily Staff Reporters Although some students…

… complaints, University administrators said upgrading the sys- tem was necessary to maintain the Uni- versity's long-standing contract with PeopleSoft and its software programs. The new Wolverine Access is part…

December 06, 2004 (vol. 115, iss. 46) • Page Image 16

… week left. For anyone who bet on the staff's "Best Bets, that trip to Pasadena is now affordable after a perfect 5-0 week. Chris Burke had too much faith in former Wolverine John Navarre, who only…

… Mich- the Rose Bowl spot. igan fans: The Wolverines will take on Texas, Another BCS controversy is No. 3 Auburn not not Cal, on New Year's Day. getting a shot at the national title. The Tigers will Many…

December 06, 2004 (vol. 115, iss. 46) • Page Image 15

… reverse- Amaker called out the Wolverines' back- layup from behind the backboard. court following Tuesday's 99-68 loss to In just his second start, Andrews Georgia Tech, Saturday was a chance seemed to be…

… 4-for-5 and hit two 3-pointers. proved unsuccessful when the Wolverines "I've been feeling good about my shot, no matter if I miss it later learned that Abram would be lost for or make it," Coleman…

April 06, 2004 (vol. 113, iss. 128) • Page Image 10

… of its ability to help the team come from behind. After falling behind 5-0 to Minnesota in the first inning on Sunday, the Wolverines cobbled together 11 runs in the middle three innings, taking the…

… behind her teammate's at 79.76. As a team, Michigan is sitting on the bubble for an invitation to the Central Regional of the NCAA Tournament. The Wolverines have just two tournaments left in which to…

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