Going in the prediction was Michigan -4. I tuned-in to see why it was so little since the first one was not close. I remembered it well--Minnesota has the gunner guard and 7-ft center who barely showed-up.
That one started with Liam Robbins smacking Michigan center Hunter Dickinson in the jaw while shooting at close range; Dickinson hit the deck. The rest of the night was a runaway in Minnesota's favor.
It is OK that Dickinson didn't have his best game. You can't expect that every time from a freshman. But the rest of the team didn't do much either.
Eli Brooks was out, but the rest of the team didn't do much either.
That rest is Austin Davis--he could have done a decent job banging Robbins--and Livers, Wagner, Brown, and Johns. That's it. Jackson and Williams are not there yet.
While Franz Wagner and Isaiah Livers are both excellent players, they are complimentary, all-around players. Neither was capable of getting the team back in the game.
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