DaveHuck

February 25th, 2021 at 9:03 PM ^

To all those posters complaining that Juwan was coaching a bad game early on......THIS is why YOU are posting on MGoBlog and not coaching the University of Michigan....or anywhere. Eat it, baby! Go Blue and always have faith!

mi93

February 25th, 2021 at 10:32 PM ^

I'm not just used to it...I love it!

The last thing I'd like to see from Howard (consistently), is how does he get his team a good look with the last shot to win the game.  Kind of nice we haven't had to go through this but the NCAAT is a crazy thing and we may need one. 

Hopefully we're up 20 with 1 minute to play on April 5, but if that's the night we learn he can do this too, I'm good.

mgoblue0970

February 25th, 2021 at 9:04 PM ^

Incredible!

19 point difference in the 2nd half to blow a close game open.

Hell, even Dickie V sang a couple of bars of The Victors!

Rendezvous

February 25th, 2021 at 9:06 PM ^

I liked Garza's expression when he went to the bench. Beyond frustration and exasperation to just simply resignation about getting his butt kicked by a freshman.

Panther72

February 25th, 2021 at 9:12 PM ^

When you realize Hunter looked timid  at times in recent games. He passed on shot opportunities. Not tonight!  He played with confidence and dominated a very good senior!  Great job Hunter!

UMinSF

February 25th, 2021 at 9:12 PM ^

Iowa looks like 1956 Indiana, without Jimmy Chitwood.

Dickenson absolutely dismantled Garza - wow. 

Incredible defensive intensity and hustle - closed out on 3's, fought through screens, brutally defended the basket.

What a team!

stephenrjking

February 25th, 2021 at 9:19 PM ^

This defense isn't #1 in the country, but there are stretches where it seems unbreakable.

Besides Hunter just facing up Garza early, the defensive thing I might remember most? Second half. Iowa has gotten a switch and Garza has the ball bearing down the lane on, I think, Livers.

But Franz stretches over and disrupts the drive before Garza can humiliate an overmatched defender. Small. I almost missed it. But a great glimpse into how this defense works so often.

https://twitter.com/jeffborzello/status/1365119538707238913?s=20