We shouldn't be there playing the B1G tournament, but since we are, it is probably appropriate that we had such a bizarre game. Kudos to this team for continually finding new ways to win.
No Mo, MAAR, or Duncan for a late first half stretch.....down 5 at the half?
No worries, just come out with your hair on fire in a 11-0 run that makes everyone remember how good we can be.
Mo and MAAR held down all day with foul trouble.....at least they both made the most of their time on the court. Duncan wore the 6th man award proudly......
If I told you that the leading scorer would be Mathews, with Duncan and Z to follow and that we were going to miss 14 free throws, you wouldn't believe we could win. I wouldn't either.
Lots of times when a team excapes with a win in the post season, it can lead to a strong run. I'm voting for that. Mo and MAAR should be well rested.
Nebraska wanted Michigan. Well they got us (be careful what you ask for) .......
Thanks for MAAR for his years of flexibility, steady play, and leadership. It is great that he is emerging during this last stretch of his career. Senior guards that are peaking can make March very interesting.....we got the benefit of that just last year and it was great fun. MAAR you have always provided whatever we needed. It has been a pleasure and I can't wait to see what these next few weeks have in store.
Duncan Robinson is not who we thought he would be, but he has worked his ass off to find other ways to contribute. He didn't make a field goal but he was a strong contributor on Sunday. He could not have done that two year ago. I appreciate his hard work to maximize his value to the team. I still love a 6 three night like last week, but we need all of the other things he now brings too.
This team has been growing up in front of us all season. It has been frustrating at times, but there have been many more exciting moments and great wins.
2 on the road, the Big Ten Tourney and then on to March Maddness. Let's squeeze every drop of success out of what is left ahead.
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We shouldn't be there playing the B1G tournament, but since we are, it is probably appropriate that we had such a bizarre game. Kudos to this team for continually finding new ways to win.
No Mo, MAAR, or Duncan for a late first half stretch.....down 5 at the half?
No worries, just come out with your hair on fire in a 11-0 run that makes everyone remember how good we can be.
Mo and MAAR held down all day with foul trouble.....at least they both made the most of their time on the court. Duncan wore the 6th man award proudly......
If I told you that the leading scorer would be Mathews, with Duncan and Z to follow and that we were going to miss 14 free throws, you wouldn't believe we could win. I wouldn't either.
Lots of times when a team excapes with a win in the post season, it can lead to a strong run. I'm voting for that. Mo and MAAR should be well rested.
Nebraska wanted Michigan. Well they got us (be careful what you ask for) .......
Lets win and advance again........
Thanks for MAAR for his years of flexibility, steady play, and leadership. It is great that he is emerging during this last stretch of his career. Senior guards that are peaking can make March very interesting.....we got the benefit of that just last year and it was great fun. MAAR you have always provided whatever we needed. It has been a pleasure and I can't wait to see what these next few weeks have in store.
Duncan Robinson is not who we thought he would be, but he has worked his ass off to find other ways to contribute. He didn't make a field goal but he was a strong contributor on Sunday. He could not have done that two year ago. I appreciate his hard work to maximize his value to the team. I still love a 6 three night like last week, but we need all of the other things he now brings too.
This team has been growing up in front of us all season. It has been frustrating at times, but there have been many more exciting moments and great wins.
2 on the road, the Big Ten Tourney and then on to March Maddness. Let's squeeze every drop of success out of what is left ahead.