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So before we get back into what we learned last night while watching the game,

a comment about what we heard after the game.

Thea has tweeted in because we played for you, Dusty May's media availability.

Theis tweeted in, man, it's crazy thought with Dusty May just said.

He's already planning for many to exit.

Quote, wherever they decide to play next year, I have nine total players playing, and some of them deserve more minutes than they're getting. That's the nature of the game, right? That's just the nature of college athletics at this stage. You know that there's a certain amount of there's going to be turnover. You know, let's talk about a guy that's not playing at all. Winner's great.

He just gave an update on not playing,

and he has had an injury that dated back to, like, early. there is going to be turnover. You know, let's talk about a guy that's not playing at all. Winters Grady just gave an update on not playing,

and he has had an injury that dated back to, like, early in high school, that he played through, it was lingering, and it just kind of, I guess, got too much, and they decided to take care of it. Well, here's a kid that you think has a bright future for you. You've got to find minutes for him, right?

You've got to carve out minutes for him.

You know, where are those minutes?

He's not even an active member of the roster this year. So is Merez going pro or is he coming back? Is the die going pro? Is he coming back? Yax is obviously off to go pro. Elie Marri Bennett is going to be off to the next level, to the next part of the next stage of his life. Riding Gale as well.

You've got a lot of, you know, a lot of guys, just will chat, that's just a part of the business. But that shows you that he's very forward thinking, that he's thinking about that what might be next or what is next because you're always constantly looking at your roster management.

So that's a good takeaway from what he had to say.

But let's look at the takeaways from the game last night.

The Michigan men's basketball team wins 77-67, what we saw last night.

Really, I think that my biggest takeaway is not only winning by 10 or anything like that.

Sam, it's more about the another blueprint of how to try to slow Michigan down. I'm not sure that I've seen a team concede their ability to go to the

offensive glass the way we saw a team concede going to the offensive glass last night.

I think Minnesota sent one guy to the glass a few times and that was it. They got one offensive rebound. It was in the second half. They actually got a three point, three pointer off of it. But they sent four or five back, get to your spot in the zone and do not give up transition. Michigan had no fast break points in the first half. They ended up with four in the game. But you're conceding a lot because you're not giving yourself any opportunity for second

chance points, but you are, it's kind of a give and take, right? Because you're trying to slow Michigan down. They did a pretty good job of doing that by getting back very quickly because they didn't even look to go to the offensive class. Yeah, I think it was Indiana who did that too where they were just like

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