Welcome on into the wolverine.com podcast. Clayton Safie here with Aunt Wright, our analyst, also former Michigan basketball player.

We're here to break down Michigan's 87 to 70 blowout win over Michigan State on Tuesday night at Chrysler Center.

Huge win for the Wolverines for their NCAA tournament hopes here.

Two regular season games remaining

we'll talk about the bubble and all that at the end of the show but we'll break down the game

itself first and for those watching on youtube we have a picture here on the screen of hunter

dickinson celebrating after one of his 13 made baskets.

We were talking before we went on air that 13, that's a career high for Hunter Dickinson.

That's about as many as you can get in a college game, it feels like.

That's 13 celebrations for Hunter Dickinson.

And he was celebrating after each and every make looking over at the Michigan State bench.

Tom iso obviously at one point had to stop the game or was talking to the officials and there was a

delay there and the fans were going crazy and uh you know telling them to tell him to stop they did

tell him to stop. Martelli said he forgot to tell Hunter to stop. And then he finally was like,

oh yeah, Hunter, stop doing that, make it about your play. And he took him out for a second, put

B. Johns in. But then Hunter comes back in. When he had that Ann one, dunk, I mean, that was, that was like

the Tominaga technical, except a celebration, where he was just

running down the floor. And the Toma Naga technical, obviously against Nebraska, everyone remembers

that. But so I guess I just want to ask you about the antics there, but 100 Dickinson, I said

13 made buckets, 33 points for him. That's's a career high one of the all-time

performances in this rivalry you talk about Stu Douglas making the shot or Zach Novak that same

game going off Mo Wagner I think at 27 right in 2018 Trey Burke with the steel

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