For years, Thanksgiving has been a holiday that has seen the Michigan men’s basketball team celebrate as a team on the road competing in an early-season tournament, serving as a key moment to help strengthen the roster’s bond before the start of conference play.
Brown finished the 96-82 win over Bowling Green with a team-high 19 points. Most notably, he shot 5-of-7 from beyond the arc. For Brown, the success vindicated hours of repetition and hard work.
It had been 262 days since the Michigan men’s basketball team had last played a game. You wouldn’t have been able to tell though — at least offensively.
With Big Ten men's basketball set to return, here's a breakdown of what to expect from each of the conference's 14 teams.
In advance of the 2020-21 season, The Daily breaks down the odds and ends of the Wolverines’ roster.
On Wednesday, the Michigan men’s basketball team will take the court against Bowling Green for its first game in nearly nine months.
As of Monday morning, the Wolverines have yet to decide on a starting lineup.
Given his offensive versatility, Brown will likely be a key member of the revamped Wolverines. The Daily broke down some of Brown’s best attributes and where he can take his game, and Michigan, to the next level.
Michigan’s offense was predicated on Simpson’s role as a floor general and shot-creator. It goes without saying, then, that this year’s team will operate differently.
Since taking the head-coaching job at Michigan, Juwan Howard has quickly proven how magnetic a recruiter he can be.
The lone game on Michigan’s current schedule is a matchup with NC State as part of the ACC-Big Ten Challenge on Dec. 9. Beyond that, nothing is set in stone.