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…2B - Monday, February 24, 2014 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Two benches, two coaches: one loud, one quiet So Tom Izzo is tall about injuries has a lot recently - when the lights go out. This is in the press room after the Michigan men's basketball ZACI team has HEL] beaten Izzo's Spartans, who are crippled by inj Well, actually, one injuo inflicted broken-hand s by their fourth-leading So Izzo is talking ab injuries, and the light...…

…20'- March 24, 2014 The Michigan Daily - michigandaify.com There's a new normal in Ann Arbor hance The Rapper stood onstage ina No. 10 Michigan basketball jersey, the word "Chance" written where freshman EVERETT point guard COOK Derrick Walton's name usually is. It was Saturday night at Hill Auditorium and the young rapper from Chicago was in between songs and his signature high-pitched laughs. . He strolled up to the mic stand and said, "I...…

… w w w w 1w . IRW 2B Wednesday, September 24,2f14 The Statement -Wednesday, September, 24 2014// The Statementi7 V ann arbor affairs: me and my big bossy heart by carlinaduan At a recent dinner, I was asked to describe myself in three words to a circle of friends. Outside, the moon pouted, and we spooned chili into our mouths, puckering lips at the strange and salty heat. "I think I'm funny," said one friend, as I watched a piece of di...…

…4B - November 24, 2014 SportsMonday The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com I Five things we learned: Maryland FOOTBALL Most positives overshadowed By MAX COHEN Daily Sports Editor After three weeks without a loss, you had to see this coming given the way this season has progressed for the Michigan football team. The Wolverines fell to Maryland, 23-16, Saturday afternoon at the Big House. Here are five thingswe learned in the Wolverines...…

…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com k Monday, February 24, 2014 - 3B SpovtSN Oil {1 Monday, Fehruary 24, 2014 - 3B Turnovers plague Wolverines Defensive miscues lead to Friday loss By JEREMY SUMMITT Daily Sports Editor Defensive inconsistencies have plagued the Michigan hockey team all season, and those same theatrics played out inasecondconsecutive weekend filled with disappointment. With a 3-1 lead late in the second period of Friday...…

…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com March 24, 2014 - 3B Th McignDaly-mihgadalco arh 4 21 -3 Wolverines sweep Hoosiers By MAX BULTMAN Daily Sports Writer With her team preparing for its first home series of the season, Carol Hutchins' main worry was distractions. The Michigan softball coach wasn't sure how her players would handle being on their own schedules before a game as opposed to the closer-supervised road schedules. Apparently, t...…

…wiw qw v w V w 68 nsdv Setme 4,21/ Te ttmn Wednesday, September 24, 2014/ The Stateent3B Personal Statement: Life after skating By Stephanie Shenouda 0 C 0n D , __ d,.s --. \ Six hours before Michigan is set to kickoff against Miami University (Ohio), Roland Jersevic sets up his tent where the i"ffoad tracks intersect Hoover Street. His truck is backed in, the tail- gate is down and a 60-inch TV is set up in the back. His TV stands o...…

…4B - Monday, February 24, 2014 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Four games to go, but the hard work is done It was a matchup between the two best teams in the Big Ten, the ones perched atop the standings. Michigan and Michigan State were ahead of the rest of the pack, and this was the teams' last scheduled matchup of the year. If t didn't know better, I might say that this game would determine the Big Ten champion. The NEAL Wolverines...…

…- March 24, 2014 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com A bitter, deserved result S T. PAUL, Minn. - the first overtime Michigan hockey Big Ten Tournament opener against Penn State was a battle of skill and stamina. By the second extra ALEJA frame, it had ZUNIG devolved into a battle of wills. And then it was over Zach Saar laced a wrist goaltender Zach Nagelv never saw it, and the Wolverines were trudging silently into Th the locker room. T...…

…w w W, w w qw lr w - 46 V~eneda, Sptmbr 4, 01 Te Satmet 5B hen University President Mark Schlissel ran into Michigan Stadium minutes before the football team's season opener, he entered a world beyond the sport. He entered a world of tradition, history and more than a few numbers. With the usual crowd of well over 100,000 fans cheering in the largest sta- dium in college football, the atmosphere was.over- whelming - and it should b...…