December 02, 1970 (vol. 81, iss. 74) • Page Image 7
… in the nation, and hopefully, the Wolverines didn't perform as they will once they reach their peak. Both teams committed numer- ous errors in the contest, 16 for Michigan and 2, for Notre Dame, and…
…. It took him 43 attempts to sink 15 field goals. However, excepting Jones, who hit for 57% neither team shot that well. The Irish wound up hitting on 43.5% from the court. But the Wolverines were even…
… fate of having four of his shots stuffed by Ford. Jones, hitting on what Michi- gan mentor Johnny Orr later termed "bad shots," worked off Wolverine soph star Henry Wil- more to pick up basket after bas…
…- ket from the left side. With the score still tight at 37- 36 Michigan near the end of the first half, the Wolverines broke away for three quick buckets to open up a 43-37 advantage. Jones hit a hook for…
… game took a large chunk ofMichigan's offensive potential off the court and was to hurt the Wolverines in the second half. Brady hit the right note as the second half opened with a bucket from in close…
… with only 19 sec- onds gone, but Notre Dame surged Sbackat the tiringhWolverines as Jones and Carr hit again and again. Michigan fought back gamely behind some spectacular shooting by Rod Ford, but a…
… Fife was the most impres- sive Wolverine and rivalled Carr as the outstanding player on the floor. Fife scored 19 points, picked off seven rebounds, added seven assists, and swiped the ball again and…