Lost to Sparty 59-53 to fall to 9-6 on the season. Worth noting that the have five top-50 and seven top-100 recruits on their roster right now.
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I don't care how shitty things get with us, I'll always find the will to laugh at these gobshites.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
scUM lost more than they gained in the 2022-2023 season too.
Let's revisit Michigan's timeline with point guard Frankie Collins:
March 17, 2022: Collins steps in for injured senior point guard DeVante’ Jones and shines in the first-round win over Colorado State in the NCAA Tournament. Collins scores 14 points, rips down six rebounds, dishes two dimes and pokes away a steal. Juwan Howard praises Collins' mental toughness and preparation in the postgame press conference.
March 19, 2022: Collins plays 30 minutes to help Michigan upset Tennessee and earn a Sweet 16 berth.
April 12, 2022: Princeton transfer Jaelin Llewellyn commits to Clemson.
April 19, 2022: Jones gushes over Collins and says he is going to “take care of Michigan for years to come.”
April 19, 2022: Llewellyn decommits from Clemson.
April 25, 2022: Llewellyn visits Michigan.
April 29, 2022: Llewellyn commits to Michigan.
April 30, 2022: Collins enters transfer portal.
May 4, 2022: Collins commits to Arizona State.
Are we all caught up now? Fast-forward to January, and Collins has taken the Year 2 jump Jones predicted – just this time it’s at Arizona State, not Michigan. Collins is averaging 10.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.3 steals per game.
Michigan wanted to have Llewellyn, Collins, sophomore Kobe Bufkin, freshman Dug McDaniel and freshman Jett Howard form one of college basketball’s deepest backcourts. But Llewellyn started slow and suffered a season-ending injury, McDaniel has been up-and-down and now Howard is down with an ankle injury. Michigan’s guard depth went from a major strength to a big concern in a heartbeat.
Would Michigan pursue Llewellyn if it knew Collins would immediately leave? I think everybody knows the answer to that question because it's clear Juwan Howard initially planned on riding with Collins, Llewellyn AND McDaniel and playing multiple lead guards at the same time just like he did the year before with Eli Brooks and Jones.
College basketball transfer portal: Kentucky headlines teams that lost more than they gained in 2022-23 season
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Let's revisit Michigan's timeline with point guard Frankie Collins:
March 17, 2022: Collins steps in for injured senior point guard DeVante’ Jones and shines in the first-round win over Colorado State in the NCAA Tournament. Collins scores 14 points, rips down six rebounds, dishes two dimes and pokes away a steal. Juwan Howard praises Collins' mental toughness and preparation in the postgame press conference.
March 19, 2022: Collins plays 30 minutes to help Michigan upset Tennessee and earn a Sweet 16 berth.
April 12, 2022: Princeton transfer Jaelin Llewellyn commits to Clemson.
April 19, 2022: Jones gushes over Collins and says he is going to “take care of Michigan for years to come.”
April 19, 2022: Llewellyn decommits from Clemson.
April 25, 2022: Llewellyn visits Michigan.
April 29, 2022: Llewellyn commits to Michigan.
April 30, 2022: Collins enters transfer portal.
May 4, 2022: Collins commits to Arizona State.
Are we all caught up now? Fast-forward to January, and Collins has taken the Year 2 jump Jones predicted – just this time it’s at Arizona State, not Michigan. Collins is averaging 10.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.3 steals per game.
Michigan wanted to have Llewellyn, Collins, sophomore Kobe Bufkin, freshman Dug McDaniel and freshman Jett Howard form one of college basketball’s deepest backcourts. But Llewellyn started slow and suffered a season-ending injury, McDaniel has been up-and-down and now Howard is down with an ankle injury. Michigan’s guard depth went from a major strength to a big concern in a heartbeat.
Would Michigan pursue Llewellyn if it knew Collins would immediately leave? I think everybody knows the answer to that question because it's clear Juwan Howard initially planned on riding with Collins, Llewellyn AND McDaniel and playing multiple lead guards at the same time just like he did the year before with Eli Brooks and Jones.
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Illini Dylan
Heisman
Epic 91-87 double OT winner for the Illini over these bastards in what should send them to the NIT barring some BTT run...despite questionable timely bull shit calls going in Michigan's favor. Juwan Howard 0-6 against Illinois as coach 
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Juwan Howard 0-6 against Illinois as coach
Not sure how he keeps it together in the handshake line dealing with that kind of disrespect.
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Epic 91-87 double OT winner for the Illini over these bastards in what should send them to the NIT barring some BTT run...despite questionable timely bull shit calls going in Michigan's favor. Juwan Howard 0-6 against Illinois as coach
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Illini Dylan
Heisman
It speaks volumes I legit rooted for Indiana to win a basketball game...get fucked Michigan...and fuck the ESPN Game Day crew yesterday still trying to make a case for them to be in.
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