Michigan, Dusty May
Dusty May says Michigan State ‘earned the right to rub our noses in it’
Tempers flared late in Michigan State’s 79-62 win on Sunday afternoon at Breslin Center. Between two free throws from Michigan’s Justin Pippen with 37 seconds left, two other Michigan freshmen, L.J. Cason and Phat Phat Brooks, stood at the half-court logo, a common location during foul shots.
The late-game fracas that made headlines out of Sunday’s Michigan-Michigan State men’s basketball game still has some life.
Michigan coach Dusty May was asked whether he had any regrets about the dust-up that unfolded at the end of the MSU game on ...
Michigan Wolverines coach Dusty May was criticized for his actions after his team lost 79-62 to the Michigan State Spartans on Sunday.
Perhaps more important than matchups is whether the Wolverines can rediscover their shooting touch. In mid-January, Michigan ...
Sunday's matchup between Michigan and Michigan State to close out the regular season ended with the Wolverines suffering a 17-point loss to the Spartans. And as ...
Michigan basketball didn’t look like it belonged ... Sure, and a few of head coach Dusty May’s players were happy to say it. “Top three for sure,” said Will Tschetter, who’s been ...
Michigan basketball coach Dusty May was confused by the altercation at the end of the game against Michigan State.
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As time was winding down during Sunday's clash between Michigan and Michigan State, the Spartan seniors carried out a ...
During the loss, a scuffle broke out at center court as Michigan freshman guards LJ Cason and Durral 'Phat Phat' Brooks stood ...
Michigan basketball started the Big Ten season playing with confidence and cohesion, making shots and seemingly enjoying ...
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