We are back, folks, here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050WTCA online at the

big 1050.com, Sam Webb.

I rewind trouble on the other side.

And Steve Clark, we'll come back around to football in the second, Steve.

But I got to get your thoughts on what we saw from Michigan basketball last night,

not quite the offensive onslaught that we saw in game one against Oakland, but a game

where they were able to gut out a victory in overtime over Wake Forest.

It's a different type of conversation mood this morning based on one possession in regulation

and one possession in overtime, Sam.

But let's look at the positives that, you know, Michigan basketball behind a DiMaro

holding off Wake Forest in overtime, 85, 84, Mara with 18 points, 13 rebounds,

five blocks, six assists, with a plus 17 to lead to all players in this game.

Such an incredible presence in the low post.

He altered shots all game long.

How much so?

Wake was five of 17 on layups, Sam.

Layups.

I mean, when you think layups, you think that that is a better

chance of scoring than the free throw loan, okay, which are free. Yeah. Layups should,

you should have a better layup percentage than you would have a free throw percentage. I know that's not necessarily

the case, but Wake was 5 of 17. Michigan led 13 at the half, but had to come back down

seven with five minutes to go. So I give a lot of Michigan credit for fighting back in a game

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