Sam Webb and the MGoBlog Roundtable crew talk Michigan hoops, football and more!! #GoBlue

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Michigan men’s basketball coach Dusty May evaluates the Wolverines after their 75-72 victory over the Nebraska Cornhuskers on Jan. 27. The result represented the Huskers’ first loss of the season and improves Michigan to 19-1.

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Dusty May previews Michigan men’s basketball’s showdown with undefeated Nebraska. The Wolverines host the upstart Cornhuskers at the Crisler Center on Tuesday, Jan. 27.

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Yaxel Lendeborg reflected upon Michigan’s 74-62 win over Ohio State, highlighting the intense defense and the 21-6 run the propelled the Wolverines to victory.

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In front of a sold-out crowd that included one of the best players in Michigan men’s basketball history, the Wolverines moved to 18-1 on the season with yet another double-digit Big Ten win, albeit one that was won in the second half.

Facing Ohio State Friday night and honor Trey Burke’s number at halftime, the current Michigan team continued to show shades of the 2012-13 team that won 31 games and made it to the national title game. Though the Wolverines struggled with their outside shooting (5 for 23 on 3s), at the free-throw line (15 for 25) and were sloppy at times with their rotations on both ends of the court, Michigan was too complete of a team for the Buckeyes, utilizing a 21-6 run in the game’s final nine minutes to secure a 74-62 win.

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In front of a sold-out crowd that included one of the best players in Michigan men’s basketball history, the Wolverines moved to 18-1 on the season with yet another double-digit Big Ten win, albeit one that was won in the second half.

Facing Ohio State Friday night and honor Trey Burke’s number at halftime, the current Michigan team continued to show shades of the 2012-13 team that won 31 games and made it to the national title game. Though the Wolverines struggled with their outside shooting (5 for 23 on 3s), at the free-throw line (15 for 25) and were sloppy at times with their rotations on both ends of the court, Michigan was too complete of a team for the Buckeyes, utilizing a 21-6 run in the game’s final nine minutes to secure a 74-62 win.

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