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February 10, 1989 (vol. 99, iss. 94) • Page Image 9

… seemed to move whenever a Wolverine shot was in the air. And for Iowa, they must have felt as if they were playing in parts unknown, as even on their home floor, the Hawkeyes could not buy a basket. But by…

…-pointers in the first overtime, and 22 points overall, kept the Wolverines from a (relatively) early; shower.' The one factor that didn't come into play was what a Purdue basketball writer termed "the Frieder…

… factor". Simply put, this reporter said if a team can stay close to Michigan until five minutes are leftZ- b in the game, the Wolverines will F r e l d e r always lose because of their coach. ...coached…

… Iowa erase a 18 point deficit and take the lead. But the Wolverines never gave up, even when they found themselves trailing in overtime by five. They kept their composure and worked to get the shot they…

… wouldwfare against Michigan today in a three-way meet with Tennessee-Chattanooga. The Wolverines face No.13 Northwestern at Crisler on Sunday. "We're not in their caliber this year," continued Hellickson. "I…

…." The Wolverines defeated the Buckeyes, 30-6, last month at the Virginia Duals, winning every match from 134 pounds and up. But this time around the Ohio State squad is weaker due to the loss of 150…

…-winning basket. The Wolverines were down in both overtimes before coming back to pull the victory out. Michigan was down six points in the first ex- tra period and five in the second. "The motto of the week was…

… plays, any kind of a lead is never safe," said Wolverine center Mark Hughes. "Their style is such that any team can be caught at any time." Mike Griffin cut the Iowa lead to one with a free throw, 82…

… overtime. "I think we smelled the opportu- nity for a Big 10 championship," said Taylor. "We wanted it more than they did, and it showed." On a sour note for the 18-4 Wolverines, who are 6-3 and in sec- ond…

… place in the Big 10, Robinson was diagnosed as having torn liga- ments in his thumb. The junior guard, though, still came back in the game during the first overtime, when the Wolverines needed someone to…

November 10, 1989 (vol. 100, iss. 48) • Page Image 11

…." Having tied their last three games, Ferris State effort of late might best be described as "in the middle." The Wolverines have also been inconsistent in the win column, starting the season at 3-0-1 before…

… losing three of their last four games. Michigan head coach Red Berenson believes that the Wolverines' poor play in Sault Saint Marie against Lake Superior State carried over into the first game against…

…, will go to the NCAA Championships if they are, among the fifteen fastest times. This could open the door for Sean Sweat, the top Wolverine first-year: runner, to travel to Annapolis for the NCAA…

November 10, 1989 (vol. 100, iss. 48) • Page Image 12

… Northwestern and Wisc- onsin this weekend. And they have extra reason to want to win each re- match. It was just four weeks ago that Michigan was swept by both schools on the same road trip. The Wolverines (6…

Wolverines in three games, 15-4, 15-7, 15-2. "Our hopes for the season were to finish high in the Big Ten," head coach Steve Lowe said. "This weekend is critical for us to get back on the winning track." One…

… great flaw that contributed to the lopsided score last time was, as Wolverine head coach Joyce Davis stated, "We just didn't have any defense." Lisa Boyd hit .500 for Wisconsin, adding five kills…

…'s swim team have theirs in order for the opening of the Big Ten season this weekend. The Wolverines begin conference competition today against Wisconsin, moving on to Northwestern on Saturday. But Michigan…

… Contributor After weeks of preparation and anticipation, the Michigan men's swim team begins its season this evening in Madison, Wisconsin. The Wolverines are eager for competitive action and are extremely…

… relays and the individual medley, believes the Wolverine swimmers are ready to be tested. "The team is starting to come together and is looking forward to the season," said Namesnik. This year's men…

March 10, 1989 (vol. 99, iss. 109) • Page Image 10

…'t enjoyed the success that was expected of me, but I've been very happy." For Rice, his career as a Wolverine is only a beginning. The preseason All-American led the Big Ten in rebounding as a sophomore and…

… trim the Wolverine lead to 80-74. But every Northwestern challenge, was stymied by the Wolverines, who were led by Rice's 26 points and nine rebounds. The Big Ten Player of the Year runner-up passed Gary…

… fire inside of him. With him playing better, it will excite the rest of us." Wolverine forward Terry Mills only needed one of his team leading seven assists or five blocks to get excited. He also tallied…

March 10, 1989 (vol. 99, iss. 109) • Page Image 9

…- cord, achieved the week before against Missouri, by nearly two entire points. Last week at Wis- conson, the Wolverines recorded an equally impressive score of 183.35. Coach Dana Kempthorn was ex- cited…

… early pr The Wolverin hoping for an u in the Big Ten, by an 82-42 ma set the tone for t season struggles Last night, M again, as the ci eyes appeared ri "(Michigan)p said Iowa coach about the impro "There…

… season, Iowa," Michigan guard Tempie -61 loss to Iowa Brown said. "We tried to slow the omise. tempo down and keep our heads nes began the season cool." pper division finish THE WOLVERINES took ad- until a…

… shellacking vantage of the Hawkeyes weak inside argain at Iowa City game, particularly on defense as he Wolverines early forward Joan Rieger and center Val Hall shut down the Hawkeyes inside dichigan hopes rose…

… that was as close as Michigan would get. With Hall still gimpy, the Wolverines became de- pendent on their outside game. Iowa picked up the tempo to a speed more to their liking. "I felt they quietly…

… Central Florida. Since they have been unable to practice outside, the Wolverines enter this trip with their perennial disadvantage. Teams in warm weather areas have already played several games, so Michigan…

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