Michigan Basketball: Weeks Five and Six in Review for the Wolverines

Michigan basketball improved to 7-4 on the season after logging blowout victories over Nebraska and Southern Utah, and a disappointing loss to Minnesota over the past two weeks.

The Wolverines began this two-week stretch with a dominant win on the road against conference foe Nebraska.

That performance was buoyed by a three-point barrage from the entire Michigan basketball rotation as eight different players made a three.

They followed that scorching shooting night with an absolute dud against Minnesota as the team shot just 16.7% from outside the arc, making only three attempts.

The Wolverines lost at home by double digits, which is not something that happens very often — especially against a team of Minnesota’s caliber.

After a week of practice, the Wolverines returned to the hardwood against a solid Southern Utah squad and got back to their winning ways with emphasis.

Michigan basketball posted a dominant 27-point win led by sophomore star Hunter Dickinson and his fourth consecutive double-double.

Now that we’ve recapped the team’s performance, let’s hand out some individual awards for the Wolverines’ 2-1 stretch.