Michigan Wolverines: Josh Bartelstein
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- After a season in which the Michigan basketball team won a share of the Big Ten title, the Wolverines' end-of-season banquet entitled a "celebration" seemed just that. It was jovial and lighthearted, jokes were made and shots were taken at teammates.
Even Michigan basketball coach John Beilein got in on the action.
While introducing each class he picked on juniors Matt Vogrich and Blake McLimans, telling the crowd both needed to get a hair cut. Later, he looked over at Vogrich and asked, "Have I really never started you? I must not know what I'm doing."
Even Michigan basketball coach John Beilein got in on the action.
While introducing each class he picked on juniors Matt Vogrich and Blake McLimans, telling the crowd both needed to get a hair cut. Later, he looked over at Vogrich and asked, "Have I really never started you? I must not know what I'm doing."
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Quick hits: Zack Novak and Trey Burke
February, 17, 2012
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Michael Rothstein | ESPN.com
Michigan players Zack Novak and Trey Burke finished chatting with the media Friday afternoon in advance of the No. 19 Wolverines game against No. 6 Ohio State on Saturday night as part of College GameDay.
Here, as always, are the highlights in easy to read bullet form:
Here, as always, are the highlights in easy to read bullet form:
Quick hits: Beilein's news conference 
January, 13, 2012
Jan 13
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Chantel Jennings | ESPN.com
Michigan coach John Beilein met with media on Friday to discuss his 13th-ranked Wolverines and their upcoming game against Iowa. Here are a few of the key points he touched on:
- ON THIS STRETCH IN THE SCHEDULE: "It’s not the NBA schedule," Beilein said. "But it probably gets as close as it can be to it during this middle of January." The team didn’t practice yesterday, but had an hour and a half of film Friday morning and practice Friday afternoon. The Wolverines travel to Iowa Friday night and Beilein said they will watch game tape there, but there will be no shootaround before the noon tip. Beilein said this stretch will help with preparation for the Big Ten tournament and the NCAA tournament.
- HOW DANGEROUS IS IOWA: The Hawkeyes are coming off two 25-plus point losses to No. 6 Ohio State and No. 10 Michigan State. Beilein said he forgot about those, because Iowa has beaten Minnesota and Wisconsin on the road. "That’s who they are," Beilein said. "They are closer to the team that we saw that really had Wisconsin down the whole game at Wisconsin."
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