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The basketball conversation continues last segment. You heard from Dusty May following the Michigan men's basketball team's dominant victory on Saturday at the Chrysler Center. Well, the women, they looked up and said, oh, you guys scored 101. Well, we want to score more. So they scored 104 in a Big Ten game. The Michigan Wolverines women's basketball team scored the second most points they've

ever scored in a Big 10 game. They put 104 on the board against Purdue and it was a 48 point

margin of victory, which is their largest margin of victory ever in a Big 10 game. The Michigan

women's basketball team absolutely throttled Purdue yesterday, 104.56. Olivia Olson led the way. She led all players

with 26 points. She led all players with seven rebounds. She led all players with, I believe it was

five assists as well. Silas Swords has 16 points. Mila and Tayala give you 13 points each. Kendall

Dudley hits double figures for the first time. She scored 10 points. And so after the game, we heard from Kinbaran Jericho, we heard from Olivia Olson, and we heard from Kendall Dudley. So let's get to that right now. Here is the head coach and a couple of her players, KBA plus Olivia Olson and Kendall Dudley, who met with the media yesterday after their victory over Purdue at the Chrysler Center. So here are KBA, Olivia Olson and Kendall Dudley, now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK. I thought we did a really good job of coming out, ready to go. I was really happy with the way that we started the game. 33 points in the first quarter. That's like an amazing start. I thought

we really shared the basketball. We found open people, and our shooting percentage was so great,

I think, because we took really good shots, and we shared the basketball, and it was just a great

start. I was happy with the way that we played through all four quarters as well.

Could you guys elaborate a little bit on that like sharing the ball, that pass heavy offense?

Was that something you went into the game kind of preparing for? Or was that something that developed

circumstantially? I think that's just the best part of our team is we want to find the open people.

We want to find the best shot and we work on that in practice.

And it just shows how selfless our team is and how we want anyone.

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