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And welcome back, folks, to another edition of the Michigan Basketball Insider twice in one week, right? You know, as we get to the thick of the season,

the episodes can kind of pick up. And we were pleased to know that we're going to have Hunter

Dickinson as a guest on this week's episode. So that was all the more reason to do another as the

Wolverines are riding a three-game win streak into Saturday's

matchup with Indiana, joining me as he does every single episode to break down the maze in

blue as my buddy, my partner, my big fella, who was Michigan's big fella in the early 80s

at a high level before being a first-round draft pick and playing in the NBA for 10 years.

Now he's one of the best color commentators in the land college or pro basketball.

I'm talking about none other than Timmy Mack.

Tim McCormick, Tim, how you doing?

I'm happier this week than last week.

I really enjoyed Nebraska, like 93 points in a Big Ten game, six and double figures.

Look, I know the Huskers are not very good and they struggle on the road and they've got

like a bunch of guys that are more mid-major than Big Ten, but it's still impressive to shoot nearly 60% and make about half of your threes.

Once again, I know they're not good, but tell that to BC.

You know, they beat Florida State, they beat Creighton, they knocked off Ohio State and Iowa and Penn State.

So, you know, you can't just totally dismiss it and say it's not a good win because they beat some people.

And I do think that Michigan is getting better.

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