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And we're here back, folks, for another edition of the Michigan Basketball Insider Sam Webb and the man that roamed the middle

or the maze in blue in the early 80s

on the hardwood over at what was then, Christ of the arena went on to the NBA as a first-round

draft pick now as a pro and college basketball analyst with the pros covering the pistons

for Fox Sports Detroit and college basketball with ESPN, none other than my good friend, Tim McCormick. Tim,

how are you, my friend? I am well. I am very well, Sam. I really enjoyed the UCF game.

I thought that that was the first time that Michigan looked like a top 20 team. And it kind of took

my attention away from a lack of football this weekend.

So all things considered, I really enjoyed watching Michigan basketball this weekend.

Yeah, it's an important contrast to make because hearing your commentary, as you praised Michigan for what they had done well out of the gate, you expressed some concern with some of the sloppiness that you saw initially and some of the defensive lapses that you saw as well, Tim.

And one of the great things to see in the UCF game was after some early sort of lapses

defensively in that contest, the Wolverines

were able to get back on track quick, fast, and in a hurry.

And boy, did they ever just from that point on just blow the absolute doors off of UCF?

And I'm wondering if watching the games, did you, was there a reason that you

could pinpoint as to why, what they started doing better that allowed them to clamp down

defensive? Wow, there was a lot that I liked. First of all, they really showed the depth.

They, they are legitimately nine deep. I mean, they really showed the depth. They are legitimately nine deep.

I mean, guys that you feel good about them being on the court, when you look at Franz and Isaiah Livers, they've got star power, and they're going to be Michigan's top scores by the end of the year

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