- Patrick Barron/Daily
Hoops regular season by the numbers
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BY DANIEL WASSERMAN
Isolated numbers rarely tell the full story of a season, but together, they help paint a more complete picture.
Cronenworth’s journey back to the mound
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- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY BRAD WHIPPLE
When the Big Ten coaches named Jacob Cronenworth one of the conference’s players to watch this season, there was little doubt he could make an immediate impact for the Michigan baseball team.
Wolverines outshot by the Wildcats, fall to 0-5
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- Luna Anna Archey/Daily
BY AZALEA HINOJOSA
The Wolverines (0-5) began the tough matchup sluggishly, allowing their opponents to score four unanswered goals in the first five minutes of play. Those first few minutes were indicative of how of the rest of the game would play out, ending with a 20-6 Northwestern win.
Michigan finishes fourth at Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic
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- Patrick Barron/Daily
BY NATHANIEL CLARK
Even with a disappointing final round Tuesday at the Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic, the Wolverines finished fourth out of 13 teams.
Stauskas, Beilein take top Big Ten honors
- Allison Farrand/Daily
BY SIMON KAUFMAN
Sophomore guard Nik Stauskas was named the Big Ten Player of the Year and Michigan coach John Beilein earned Coach of the Year honors from the media.
On water polo: What those losses were all about
- Patrick Barron/Daily
BY BRAD WHIPPLE
A record is the standard barometer by which a team is measured. But for the No. 20 Michigan water polo team, the record portrays only one part of the progress that has been made.
Wagner stays undefeated, gains edge in pitching battle
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY JAKE LOURIM
Michigan softball coach Carol Hutchins said before the season that she’d rotate her three pitchers until one stood out. But with the pitching tapering, Hutchins might be forced to go with the hot hand.
SportsMonday
SportsMonday Column: Nine Michigan basketball facts we know to be true
- Patrick Barron/Daily
BY ZACH HELFAND
These are heady times for Michigan. A bit confusing, too. The Michigan men’s basketball team has won the Big Ten title with surprising ease. The football and hockey teams seem, respectively, overpowered and inconsistent.
Four-game split with Princeton ends Spring Break trek
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY BEN FIDELMAN
Michigan lost a Friday night game, 7-3, split a Saturday double-header with an 8-2 win and a 6-5 loss and finished off the weekend with a 4-2 come-from-behind victory Sunday afternoon.
- Paul Sherman/Daily
‘Starstruck’ Dwyer creates a highlight
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BY ALEJANDRO ZúñIGA
For the final minutes, Dwyer stonewalled the Spartans, making three saves as the Wolverines rolled to a 7-1 win.
- Adam Glanzman/Daily
Athletic Department scraps general admission, announces new football seating policy
BY ALEJANDRO ZúñIGA
Business senior Michael Proppe, Central Student Government president, and Public Policy junior Bobby Dishell, CSG’s vice president, worked closely with the Athletic Department on the changes. The result, Proppe said, is “the best of both worlds.”
Women's Lacrosse
Ulehla not shying away from top competition
3 hours ago
BY MITCH BECKMAN
Determined to use her team of freshmen as the building block for a nationally respected program, Ulehla wants to ensure that her young team can take something away from every game they play, win or lose.
- James Coller/Daily
Through example, not words, Kevin Clare leads Michigan into the weekend
BY GREG GARNO
Kevin Clare’s game has become similar to his personality. It isn’t nonexistent, just what’s necessary. But it isn’t over the top or flashy.
- Patrick Barron/Daily
Simon Kaufman: Oh, what a night! Morgan walks like a man
BY SIMON KAUFMAN
In his final home game, fifth-year senior forward Jordan Morgan got emotional during a pregame tribute, and followed it up with one of his best performances of the season.
- Patrick Barron/Daily
Greg Garno: Questions for the Michigan hockey team
BY GREG GARNO
Michigan hockey, how do you know which version of your team will show up on a given night?
