… men’s basketball team is on the outside looking in to the NCAA Tournament. According to bracketmatrix. com — a database that compiles bracket projections from across the Internet — the Wolverines…
… that it belongs in the field of 68. With that in mind, the Daily breaks down what the Wolverines have done and what they will have to do in order to improve their NCAA Tournament résumé…
…BSportsMonday n Michigan picked up a road win at Nebraska. Page 3B ROUGHED UP COUNTRY STRONG The Michigan Daily | michigandaily.com | January 25, 2016 n The Wolverines couldn’t handle Nebraska…
… in-state rival in the 19th-ranked Chippewas (2-1 MAC, 5-3 overall) and a conference foe No. 21 Indiana (3-2 Big Ten, 6-2 overall). Though the Wolverines were victorious both Friday and Sunday…
… WASSERMAN Daily Sports Editor The explosive, put-away-its- opponent run came later than expected for the No. 2 Michigan basketball team. After all, the Wolverines entered Thursday night's game against Purdue…
… as decisive,_ double-dig- PURDU E 53 it favorites. MICHIGAN 68 But at the 14:46 mark of the second half, with the Wolverines trailing by a point, freshman forward Glenn Robinson III hit a 3-pointer…
… from freshman forward Mitch McGary. With the ball loose near half court, McGary made a play that Wolverine fans used to see from another Chesterton, Ind. native, former guard Zack Novak. McGary out…
… Wolverines to finish in double figures - while adding eight assists. Robinson finished one rebound shy of a By EVERETT COOK Daily Sports Editor Glenn Robinson III got the ball on the wing, felt his man on…
…, often rotating from the wing to the post depending on the other Wolverine personnel on the floor. "Tonight, he just had the urgency," McGary said. "Not just with the dunk, but he hita couple 3s and…
… do that.... We all got excited, wanted to play defense." Uncharacteristic of past Michigan-Purdue games, the Wolverines outrebounded the, Boilermakers, 35-29, while out- scoring them inthe paint, 36…
… called atimeout. Knowing the explosive offensive capabil- ity the Wolverines have displayed time and time again this season, Painter sensed that Burke's layup - which gave Michigan a5-3 lead - could…
… springboard into an early blowout, so he called timeout. It proved to be a good move, as the two teams changed leads eight times in the first half, and Purdue gave the Wolverines their first halftime deficit at…
… Wolverines played. In Sunday’s game against Nebraska, Michigan led for just 22 seconds after the opening basket by freshman center Hallie Thome. But within five minutes, the Wolverines trailed by…
… 15. The Cornhuskers’ offense was unstoppable in the opening stanza, and Michigan did very little to stop it. Midway through the second quarter, the Wolverines (3-5 Big Ten, 11-8 overall) brought…
… Anthony Stefanelli hit both of his routines, including an impressive 15.150 on the floor, good for third place. Stefanelli, however, was the only Wolverine in the top seven in that event. All…
… performance at the Windy City Invitational on Jan. 17, but after facing Oklahoma, it knows how much work is left to do. Saturday, the Wolverines hit 75 percent of their routines, up from 50 percent the…
…. Thanks to a buzzer- beater by redshirt junior wing Charles Matthews, the Wolverines escaped with a 59-57 win over Minnesota. But that highlight aside, anyone who bravely trekked through the…
… shooting performance in a win since 2008, when John Beilein’s first Wolverine team beat Illinois, 49-43. It’s a frequent saying, especially in a conference as strong as the Big Ten — a win is a win…
… candidly elaborated on Michigan’s latest struggles while seemingly trying to forget about the Wolverines’ last two games. “Yeah, I’m happy,” Matthews said. “But I don’t feel like we played that…
…’s sluggishness makes at least some sense, because it’s a story we’ve seen before. The Wolverines trudged through December’s slate of guarantee games and looked similarly uninspired against Big Ten bottom…
… more consistent, play better against better teams. And did the Wolverines ever do that. Matthews was everywhere against the Hoosiers, racking up steals and fast-break dunks while locking future…
… and finished with a 74-63 win that never seemed that close. To the extent that “flipping the switch” is a real phenomenon, this was it. That contest was in line with a trend: The Wolverines have…
… 25 points against the Wolverines on Jan. 6. Simply put? It’s a game that Michigan shouldn’t have to struggle to get up for. “When you’ve got 17,000 people cheering against you, it’s just the…
… two-point win, a 20-point win or a loss becomes that much greater. If the Wolverines indeed have a switch, Friday night would be a good time for them to flip it. “I feel like we were just trying…
… I feel is exciting for us.” Wolverines drop contest to Indiana, 70-60, pushing road record to 2-7 In the midst of a back- and-forth sequence, Indiana regained control. First, having found space…
… baseline floater on the other end for Indiana. That 30-second sequence seemed to encapsulate the game as a whole. Despite making multiple runs to keep the game close, the Wolverines (12-8 overall…
… No. 25 Ohio State a week ago, the Michigan women’s gymnastics team repeated its dominating performance Saturday against No. 17 Illinois in Champaign. The third-ranked Wolverines (2-0 Big Ten…
… both sticking their landings on the uneven bars. Artz had great extension throughout her routine to tie for first in the event with a 9.900. The Wolverines continued to set the night…
… that he wanted to see the team protect the net better. And after a scoreless first period, the game plan showed. From start to finish, the Wolverines made junior goaltender Hayden Lavigne…
… look on net, which was stopped by Lavigne after a barrage of shots. Offensively, the Wolverines were held to a low-shot count — seven. “I thought our first period was a little slow,” said junior…
…The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom Friday, January 25, 2013 - 9 The Michigan Daily - michigandailycom Friday, January 25, 2013 - 9 Wolverines bounce back PAULISHERMAN/Dai Freshman forward Boo…
… we are ByGREG GARNO Despite their ninth-place our responsibility is to defend Daily Sports Writer ranking in the conference, the our ice here." Wolverines' (5-11-2-2, 8-14-21) Michigan will be riding…
… eaching the 1,000-point against Iowa in Ann Arbor. ROBINSON From Page 10 talent, Robinson is proving to be the most important Wolverine freshman. This weekit was the dunk over Byrd; last week it was a…
… way. They’re the same team the Wolverines (6-3, 17-5) lost to by a point two weeks ago in Ann Arbor. They still impose their will on the inside with 7-foot-2 center Isaac Haas and his backup…
… indicate. Needless to say, the Wolverines have their work cut out for them. “It presents a great challenge for us — a really good opportunity,” said fifth- year senior forward Duncan Robinson…
… almost the PURDUE 64 entire first half, the Wolverines opened the second half in dominant fash- ion. With a 10-point lead mid- way through the second stanza, it looked like Michigan would coast to its…
…-LE/Da Sophomore guard Tim Hardaway Jr. scored 19 points in the Wolverines' 66-64 victory at Mackey Arena on Tuesday. By ZACH HELFAND Daily Sports Editor For one of the only times this season, Shawn Hunwick woke up…
… - including the School of Public Health and the Law School - have started to use on-campus pro- grams to reach out to current Wolverines and assist them through the application process. While it's great that…
…-mails and postcards to potential applicants, while other schools have developed programs specifically for undergraduate students. The Law School's program, Wolverine Scholars, allows current undergraduate…
… undergraduates and offering them advantag- es. Undergraduates at the University already have a solid understanding of the University's environment and demands. Providing oppor- tunities like the Wolverine Scholar…
… first time since 1992. The Wolverines play at Illinois Sunday. Agroup of scientists has recently stored audio and text in pieces of DNA, according to a published article inthe scien- tific journal Nature…
… past year like the Wolverine Outreach Workshop held in Detroit in late 2009, but these pro- grams haven't produced the desired results - minority figures at the University have dropped every year since…
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