It’s been a confounding month for Michigan, to say the least.
Against arguably two of the top teams in the nation, the Wolverines have delivered their best performances. They pushed Purdue to the brink twice — losing both games by a combined five points — and handed rival Michigan State its lone home loss this season with a double-digit victory.
Then against the likes of Maryland and Minnesota, Michigan was able to claw out wins, despite trailing the majority of the first half and surviving late-game defensive lapses and subpar shooting.
“The win that we had over Minnesota on Saturday I felt like we didn’t deserve to win it.