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Sam Webb, Tim McCormick, talking Michigan men's basketball.

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I'm going to get back to what I just said before about role definition.

You said shooting is a privilege.

There are you guys who have the privilege of the shoot to get hot, shoot to get hot, shoot to stay hot.

You guys have that privilege, right?

Know your role.

And I think guys are going to learn on this team, not everybody has to shoot to get hot,

shoot to stay high privilege, especially when you're abusing them inside.

All right, I'm not hitting.

I know you said it's a matter of they're sloppy, but they're going to be sometimes where, hey, man, it's just not falling. I'm getting good looks.

I'm set, and it's just not falling. Okay. Give it to the, we're a machine, and this is what I liked about last night.

In a matchup, you know, you hear the saying styles make fights, and this is what I was

interested in seeing, and you pointed it out last week 10 so eloquently.

How are they going to guard quickness?

This is Michigan size versus Oklahoma's quickness. Well, Michigan was dictating that game with their size. They were

doing well on the glass. They were owning, were they 70% on twos or whatever, it was some ungodly percentage

on twos. They were owning inside the arc. They were dictating that game with their size.

Love to see it. So in a game like that, especially when you have guys who are, don't have the privilege of shoot to get hot, shoot to stay hot, hey man, give it to your guys on the inside, especially when they're going to work like they are.

But you don't have yet that role establishment where you have the guys who understand, hey, I'm not that guy where I could just shoot indiscriminately,

even when I haven't hit my first five shots.

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