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Michigan beat Indiana in a fashion that matched the team's lofty preseason expectations. Can the Wolverines and their five-star wing keep it up?
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Mailbag: Biggest Remaining Games, MBB Silver Linings, Athletics Post-SchlisselListen now (30 min) | Also: Will Naz Hillmon finish her career with a Big Ten title? How can the average fan support athletes through NIL? And more.
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Michigan dismantled a top-ten Maryland squad with seven three-pointers from Maddie Nolan. Here's how the Wolverines got their sharpshooter loose.
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Mark Schlissel was never fit to be president of the University of Michigan, even before revelations of his affair with an employee.
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Probably! But the future is still bright for Michigan. A conference rival provides reason for hope.
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Rutgers tried not to let Naz Hillmon eat, so she fed everyone else, then feasted anyway. Also: Amy Dilk's return opens up the court.
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Beating Georgia was beyond this Michigan program, so Michigan took a beating. But don't throw away your Orange Bowl gear.
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Do we hear "puncher's chance"?
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UGA's offense isn't as dominant as their defense. Can Mike Macdonald and the Wolverines bury the Bulldogs with pressure?
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Objectively bad officiating put Michigan in the unenviable position of not having Naz Hillmon available for overtime against #5 Baylor. Thanks to Leigha…
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Mailbag: Sports Gambling 101, Recalibrating Expectations for Everything, and MoreListen now (33 min) | What constitutes success for this year's men's and women's basketball teams? What about next year's football team? How does Cade…
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A nationally televised rematch awaits. Also: Laila Phelia's emergence, Leigha Brown as point forward, the return of Izabel Varejão, and much more.
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