On Wednesday night, for the first time this season, Michigan was coming off a loss when the

Wolverines invaded the first sold-out crowd at Washington under second-year head coach Danny

Sprinkle. And when you can point to something or multiple things from every individual who

suited up in this game during a response to a setback.

That is the sign of a potentially great team.

Just rattle them off.

Adai Mara's season high, 20 points on only 11 shots.

He was 10 for 11.

Yaxel Lendeborg shaking off his worst shooting night from a field goal percentage standpoint

to still log 14 points seven rebounds.

Namari Burnett wiping away that big bump he took in the first half to surpass 1,000 points

for his collegiate career.

How about Elliot Kodot battling a tough whistle and not scoring but still going six zip

in the assist to turnover ratio and the likes of

LJ Kaysen and Trey McKinney, filling some of those minutes with Caddoe on the bench.

How about Will Cheddar's energy points, including a huge second half tap-in, and Roddy Gale

Jr.'s quintessential box score, nine points, four boards, five assists, two steals,

and still his impact going beyond the numbers.

Now, last but certainly not least, in fact, first Mores Johnson Jr.

He was the first Wolverine to put his imprint on this game.

Rez had three rebounds before three minutes had passed. He had six rebounds at the

six-minute mark into the first half, and he had 11, along with eight points by halftime. In all,

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