On Women's Basketball: Dog Days and Corn Husking
BY MATT SPELICH
Husking, for the non-Nebraskan, is the act of removing an ear of corn from its outer shell. Aside from being a practical thing to do on account of the fact that the outer shell of corn isn’t particularly tasty, one’s ability to husk quickly is an admirable skill and highly valued in America’s breadbasket.
On women's basketball: The next step for Borseth and the Wolverines
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY COLLEEN THOMAS
Five years ago, Kevin Borseth came to Ann Arbor to become the eighth head coach of the Michigan women’s basketball program.
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Jenny Ryan earns Academic All-District honors
BY COLLEEN THOMAS
Just a year after being named to the Academic All-Big Ten, and Michigan’s Athletic Academic Achievement Award and Academic Excellence Award rosters, Ryan was named to the Capital One Academic All-District first team last week.
Freshmen find their groove for Michigan
BY MICHAEL LAURILA
During the Michigan women’s basketball team’s loss to Michigan State on Sunday, freshman guard Nicole Elmblad received a pass from senior guard Courtney Boylan, spotted up and knocked down a 3-pointer from the corner of the floor.
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A chance for redemption cast asunder
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY MATT SPELICH
For the briefest moment, it seemed that fortune was smiling upon the Michigan women’s basketball team. A hard-fought second half against Michigan State culminated in a tie, 63-63, with less than 30 seconds left on the clock.
3-pointers were the difference in Michigan's loss to Spartans
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY MICHAEL LAURILA
They got the shot they wanted. With 30 seconds left in the Michigan women’s basketball game against Michigan State, senior guard Courtney Boylan had a chance to break a tie on a wide-open look from behind the arc.
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Notebook: 'Records, records, records'
BY COLLEEN THOMAS
Michigan coach Kevin Borseth compared senior guard Carmen Reynolds to Derek Jeter after Thursday night’s game against Northwestern.
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