Dusty May has a regret about Michigan basketball season
Michigan basketball's Dusty May makes tough admission after loss to Maryland
After losing to Maryland, Michigan is now 22-8 on the season and 14-5 in Big Ten play. Regardless of what happens against Michigan State and in the Big Ten Tournament, the Wolverines will likely get a top-five seed in the NCAA Tournament. However, they aren't going to win anything if they keep playing like this.
Dusty May has a regret about the Michigan basketball season
ANN ARBOR — Michigan freshman guard L.J. Cason was thrown into the fire of the Michigan-Michigan State rivalry on Sunday, seeing the court early in the game and for 17 minutes overall. His head coach regrets not giving him that kind of playing time throughout the season.
Michigan Wolverines basketball head coach Dusty May, junior forward/center Danny Wolf and graduate center Vladislav Goldin ...
Watch his entire press conference in the video embedded below, or keep reading for a transcript: Dusty May: Opening statement What a great opportunity this week with Maryland, an extremely ...
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