Check out 19 photos by Dustin Johnson of UMHoops.com from Indiana’s 84-80 loss to Michigan at the Crisler Center in the embedded photo gallery after the jump.
Thoughts on an 84-80 loss to the Wolverines: In their final Big Ten contest of the 2013-2014 season, Indiana showed exactly what it was this year: A talented, yet flawed team that just never showed enough consistency to make it ...
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Just over a month ago, then-No. 10 Michigan came into Assembly Hall on a 10-game winning streak. It left with a 63-52 loss, its third straight defeat at the hands of the Hoosiers and one of Indiana’s ...
Rules are here, for those unfamiliar. – Yogi Ferrell was the pick to click winner for Illinois (game one), Michigan State (game one), Penn State (game one), Wisconsin (game one), Illinois (game two), Michigan, Penn State (game two), Purdue and ...
Indiana closes out the regular season with a trip to Michigan, which clinched its first outright Big Ten championship since 1986 on Tuesday with a relentless beatdown of Illinois in Champaign. The Wolverines are 22-7 overall, 15-3 in the conference ...
Michigan coach John Beilein admitted he didn’t have an answer to it. Anything he drew up in the huddle during timeouts simply wouldn’t work. Playing at Indiana on Sunday afternoon in front of an announced 17,472 at Assembly Hall, his ...
Tom Crean met with the media following Indiana’s 63-52 win over No. 10 Michigan on Sunday at Assembly Hall. Watch his comment in the media player below: Quotes are available after the jump.
Check out 33 photos by Jamie Owens from Indiana’s 63-52 win over No. 10 Michigan on Sunday at Assembly Hall in the embedded photo gallery after the jump. Purchase prints from J. Scott Sports.
Thoughts on a 63-52 win against the Wolverines: The time, team and place were right. Michigan, a program that’s struggled in Assembly Hall under John Beilein, took the court this afternoon winners of 10 straight and holders of a perfect ...
John Beilein, Caris LeVert and Jordan Morgan met with the media following No. 10 Michigan’s 63-52 loss to Indiana on Sunday afternoon at Assembly Hall. Watch their postgame comments in the embedded media players below:
Noah Vonleh (10 points, 12 rebounds), Evan Gordon (eight points) and Yogi Ferrell (27 points) met with the media following Indiana’s 63-52 win over No. 10 Michigan on Sunday at Assembly Hall. Watch their postgame comments in the media player ...
(Photo credit: Dustin Johnson, UMHoops.com) Coming into Sunday’s game against No. 10 Michigan, Indiana is aware there might not be a hotter team in the country than the Wolverines. After losing by two points at home to Arizona on Dec. ...
Tom Crean, Austin Etherington and Hanner Mosquera-Perea met with the media on Saturday afternoon to preview Sunday’s game with No. 10 Michigan. Watch their comments in the media players below:
(Photo credit: Dustin Johnson, UMHoops.com) Indiana will be back in Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon for a meeting with No. 10 and still unbeaten in the Big Ten Michigan in front of a national television audience. The Wolverines are 16-4 ...
Rules are here, for those unfamiliar. Yogi Ferrell was the pick to click winner for Illinois (game one), Michigan State (game one), Penn State, Wisconsin and Illinois (game two). Noah Vonleh was the winner for Northwestern and Michigan State (game ...
With the start of college basketball season on the horizon, we’ll be taking a long look at the conference at large as well as Indiana’s roster over the next month. Today, we continue our look at the Big Ten with the Michigan Wolverines. After a improbable run to the national championship game that ended in defeat to Louisville, Michigan is once again back on the national scene despite losing national player of the year Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr. to the NBA. That's largely because of the two guys pictured above, Mitch McGary and Glenn Robinson III. Both turned down spots in the first round of June's NBA Draft in favor of returning to Ann Arbor. Whether returning to school was the right decision was the right call for either guy with a monster 2014 draft looming is a debate for another day. The story for now is that Michigan has one of the best young duos in college basketball. McGary's monster NCAA tournament has landed him on plenty of preseason All-American lists despite an otherwise underwhelming freshman campaign. Over the season's final six games, McGary averaged 14.3 points and 10.7 rebounds per game and his presence transformed Michigan from a trendy upset pick to a national runner-up. Robinson, meanwhile, was one of the nation's most efficient offensive players as a freshman. His offensive rating ranked 10th nationally and he shot 65.2 percent on 2-point field goals. Robinson has work to do in terms of making his game more consistent from the perimeter, but there's no questioning his elite athleticism.