Wolverine Confidential: The good, bad and confusing from Michigan’s loss at Indiana
After falling behind by 14 early, Michigan fought back and had a two-point conversion attempt to tie the game in the fourth quarter. Against an undefeated, top-10 Indiana team, that was impressive. In the end, Michigan still lost, and made a few costly decisions along the way.
Wake Forest Beats Michigan 72-70
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If Sherrone Moore and the Wolverines want a different result this week, they'll have to play a much cleaner game, as No. 10 ...
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Michigan (15-4), the No. 3 seed, won three nail-biters in four days for its second conference tournament championship in the ...
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