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November 06, 2019 (vol. 129, iss. 20) • Page Image 8

…’s lead, junior guard Eli Brooks knocked down two shots from behind the arc while sophomore wing Adrien Nunez converted on a stepback jumper from the elbow. By the first media timeout, the Wolverines

… eventually gave way to frustration and concern in the second half, as a slew of turnovers and missed shots almost cost the Wolverines the game. Ultimately, Michigan overcame its near collapse, winning…

November 06, 2018 (vol. 128, iss. 25) • Page Image 9

…An evolution and a new breed of Wolverine D oes the name Maverick Morgan ring a bell? In case it doesn’t, Morgan was a center for Illinois from 2013 to 2017 and had a perfectly fine career…

… traditionally and at Illinois we’re about toughness and together,” Morgan said of the Wolverines after his Fighting Illini thumped them, 85-69, in January of 2017. Michigan, of course, returned the favor…

… like it was unfair. When you remember the Wolverine teams of the mid-2010s, you don’t think of physical freaks crashing the boards, swatting shots into the second row or driving hard to the…

… guard Jordan Poole — did so last season. The first glimpse of the 2018-2019 Wolverines came last Friday against Division II Northwood. Michigan took just 11 3-pointers, scoring 56 of 90 points in…

… aren’t your parents’ Wolverines. “We’re definitely going to be another really good defending team,” Poole said. “We’re going to want to get up and down the floor extremely fast and get it out…

…. That identity was apparent when the Wolverines finished with the third-most efficient defense in the country last season. It’s apparent when Beilein states that Simpson and Matthews — the…

…. It all culminated in one of the more unexpected Final Four runs in recent memory. This year, the evolution is just about complete. The Wolverines have taken a formula that worked last season and…

… evolution will take place. Maybe Poole, Livers and freshmen such as Adrien Nunez, David DeJulius and Colin Castleton start bombing away in a fashion resembling the Wolverines of yesteryear. But it…

November 06, 2019 (vol. 129, iss. 20) • Page Image 7

… overmatched defensive back, before going untargeted for drives at a time as the Wolverines’ offense sputters. “He adds a dynamic element to our offense to where you have to pay attention to him every snap…

… epitomized how Michigan likes to use Collins as a deep threat — sparingly and against looks that the Wolverines know he can exploit. Of Collins’ three 40-plus yard receptions this year, two came in the…

November 06, 2017 (vol. 127, iss. 24) • Page Image 8

… grounding and the forced fumble — just to mention three of them. With plays like that, Hudson led the Wolverines (4-2 Big Ten, 7-2 overall) in a 33-10 win over Minnesota. He finished with 13 tackles…

Wolverines made sure their final year would be worth the wait. Michigan won the Big Ten and the Big Ten Tournament for the first time since 2010. Once the Wolverines caught a glimpse that their dream…

November 06, 2018 (vol. 128, iss. 25) • Page Image 11

… game-winner that sent the Wolverines to the Sweet Sixteen and added a sentence to his epitaph. He ran laps around the arena that night in Wichita, then embraced a horde of cameras disproportionate…

… to his playing time as the Wolverines carved their way through the NCAA Tournament field. That moment is what his freshman year — and perhaps his entire career with the Wolverines — will be…

November 06, 2015 (vol. 125, iss. 25) • Page Image 7

… more an opportunity for the Wolverines’ reserves to see the court than it is a true measuring stick, both of the Beileins on the floor and the dozens more in the stands are taking the basketball…

… same way — his mother could be on the other bench, and we’re competing,” Beilein said. The exhibition is an early chance for the Wolverines to get the entirety of their roster involved…

November 06, 2012 (vol. 123, iss. 40) • Page Image 8

… By ALEJANDRO ZU Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women team likes to dance to "G Style" before its home n This season, it will keep into November. On Monday afterno Wolverines (8-3-2 Big T 2 overall…

… Crown Point, Ind. native tallied just two points and an assist while playing a signifi- cant chunk of the second half. And just like Thursday, the Wolverines relied on offense from the rest of the…

November 06, 2015 (vol. 125, iss. 25) • Page Image 6

… change in seven days. Fast forward to Sunday afternoon, when the Wolverines took on No. 4 seed Northwestern in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals. Going into Evanston for a winner…

…, walking away with a 1-0 victory off a goal by junior forward Nicky Waldeck. Coincidentally, the score line mimicked the Wolverines’ win over the then- 22nd-ranked Wildcats at U-M Soccer Stadium a month…

November 06, 2013 (vol. 124, iss. 24) • Page Image 7

…." The Wolverines coaches this season have been using the phrase, "Entitled to nothing, grateful for everything" around their players, a motto Arnone has taken to heart. There are nights when Arnone will…

… played for the USA Junior National team last season. Michigan is scheduled to open its season at the USF Wilson- Demarini Tournament in Tampa, Fla. The Wolverines' first game is against Florida, another…

November 06, 2012 (vol. 123, iss. 40) • Page Image 3

… "Wolverines for Obama," year, a victory for Obama on expectations for Obama's first volunteered for the Obama Election Day might not lead to term, coupled with realistic campaign in 2008 while she was a quite…

… hope that after the prospect of electing Obama president after the Bush years ... thorough research, fellow instilled "a sense that all things because this year the mission is Wolverines would see the…

November 06, 2018 (vol. 128, iss. 25) • Page Image 3

… senior Cece Huddleston wrote the resolution to serve underrepresented voices on campus. “We are all at this school, and we are all Wolverines,” Huddleston said. “I just want us to get to know…

… we are all Wolverines. I just want us to get to know people outside of ourselves so we can truly represent the school and act the way we were elected to act.” Several of the speakers…

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