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When interpreting this ballgame for Michigan men's basketball is always going to be about the how much more than the what because Michigan was coming in as a 40 plus point favorite.

They were squaring off against the team, according to Ken Palm, would be the worst that Michigan

would face all regular season long.

The how, though, was pretty representative of what we've seen from Michigan through the first 11 games of this season.

How about the fact that Michigan dropped 100 plus points for the sixth time already?

The program record is 10 set by the 89 national champions.

How about the fact that Michigan put up 102 points, yet five guys got in double figures,

and no one had more than 17.

That was Trey McKenney.

We'll talk to him in a little bit.

How about the suffocating defense?

Michigan throwing a bit of a curveball to LaSalle with pretty heavy, full court pressure

that stymied an early strong LaSalle with pretty heavy full court pressure that stymied

an early strong LaSalle start. Michigan fell behind 10 to 9. They then rattled off 22 of the

game's next 24 points. But I think the how that stands out the most from everything on Sunday

was Howard Isley. The three is something he'll remember for quite some time, probably

until he is long gone from his time in Ann Arbor. It was his first collegiate bucket, his first

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