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Michigan cuts into Indiana's lead

The Wolverines had a 10-0 run, with a pair of baskets by Trey Burke (nine points) and a dunk by Jon Horford. Indiana took its largest lead, 28-13, before the run, but the Hoosiers’ shooting cooled off and U-M took advantage. Michigan got within 28-23 after the run, but Indiana’s Jordan Hulls answered with a … Continue Reading →

Indiana stays hot, stretches lead

Michigan cut into Indiana’s lead after back-to-back baskets by Tim Hardaway Jr., but the Hoosiers responded with baskets by Cody Zeller and Victor Oladipo. The Wolverines haven’t gotten into any kind of offensive flow and Indiana is 9-of-11 from the field, while U-M is 5-of-15. Jordan Morgan, who missed the last game because of a … Continue Reading →

Indiana jumps ahead early, behind Zeller

Michigan fell behind by 11 early after the Hoosiers converted their first six field goals — including four 3-pointers — and fed off the early energy of the crowd at Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers are on a 13-2 run, fueled by a pair of triples by Yogi Ferrell and a pair of buckets by Cody … Continue Reading →

Michigan at full strength with Jordan Morgan

Bloomington, Ind. — Michigan big man Jordan Morgan looks like he’s healthy enough to play tonight for the No. 1 Wolverines’ showdown at No. 3 Indiana. Morgan, who suffered a severely sprained right ankle in Sunday’s win at Illinois, had a walking boot and didn’t play in Wednesday’s victory over Northwestern. Tonight, he was dressed … Continue Reading →

Michigan "Mock Rock" is Monday

Former Michigan basketball standout Jalen Rose will emcee the annual “Mock Rock” on Monday. The Michigan student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) will host its annual variety show at Hill Auditorium. Mock Rock is a fund-raiser for Mott Children’s Hospital and features skits from Michigan’s student-athletes. Money raised also will go to the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy … Continue Reading →

Michigan gets my No. 1 vote this week

Last week, Michigan was the last undefeated team in Division I and was on the precipice of grabbing the No. 1 ranking but fell at Ohio State. The Wolverines bounced back with a road win at No. 9 Minnesota — and made a statement that they’re worthy of the ranking this week. It took some … Continue Reading →

Ohio State tops Michigan, 56-53

Columbus, Ohio — It wasn’t the start that Michigan was looking for — nor the finish. The Wolverines were the last remaining undefeated team in Division I and had a chance to move into the No. 1 spot after top-ranked Duke lost on Saturday. But U-M fell into a 21-point deficit in the first half … Continue Reading →