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Michigan Women's Basketball

November 16, 2008

Jeremy Cho / Daily

Michigan gets tough road win against Kentucky

BY JOE STAPLETON

Michigan coach Kevin Borseth has been looking for a dynamic scorer for his team ever since he arrived in Ann Arbor last year.
His search might be over.

November 12, 2008

Season preview: Questions facing Borseth and co.

BY JOE STAPLETON

Heading into the start of the Michigan women’s basketball team's season on Saturday at Kentucky, three questions loom large:
Can junior center Krista Phillips’ knees hold up?
In the Wolverines’ exhibition game last Saturday against Northwood, Phillips didn't start, and she rode an exercise bike instead of sitting on the bench.

November 09, 2008

Jeremy Cho / Daily

Wolverines squeak past Northwood in exhibition

BY TIM ROHAN

A group of Northwood fans chanted “back to basics” when a Michigan women’s basketball player was called for traveling in the first half of Saturday’s exhibition game.
The teams combined for 50 turnovers in the game.

November 05, 2008

After solid first season, Borseth knows questions remain unanswered

BY TIM ROHAN

The clock is ticking and the Michigan women’s basketball team is down by one point with 20 seconds to play. Wolverines coach Kevin Borseth calmly calls a timeout to fire up his players and strategize.
But who gets the last shot?
“I don’t know,” Borseth said. “One of them takes it upon their shoulders to do it. …They are probably going to determine (it) more than I am.”

October 28, 2008

New strength coach gives women's basketball team a lift

BY JOE STAPLETON

Mike Barwis, the Michigan football team's highly touted director of strength and conditioning, isn't the only new strength coach making an impact in Ann Arbor this year.
Mike Curtis, who spent the past six years working with the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies, is the new women’s basketball strength and conditioning coach.
He said his main objective is to “make better athletes.”

October 26, 2008

Said Alsalah / Daily

Borseth looks to build a culture of winning for 'M' basketball

BY RYAN KARTJE

CHICAGO—In his first season, Michigan women’s basketball coach Kevin Borseth made his presence heard on the national scene. And it was loud.

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