Welcome on into the Wolverine basketball show. Clayton Safie here, your host.

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96 to 66.

Wolverines take down number 24 USC on Friday night at Chrysler Center to improve to 3 and O in the Big 10 as we resume

Big 10 play and head down the stretch here for the next two plus months.

It's going to be a lot of fun.

A lot of Big 10 games.

Wolverine stay undefeated on the season in a game where they didn't empty the bench until under the

three-minute mark, and that almost felt late for a Michigan team.

But they're casually scoring 49 in the first half.

They casually win by 30 points in a game where you didn't feel like they played that

well, and they had some injuries.

Yax O'Lendiburg was lim limping around and then eventually came out and then,

you know, went to the locker room, was evaluated, asked to come back in, according to Dusty

May and ends up starting the second half. Namari Burnett in the second half, takes a spill,

goes to the locker room, comes out with a bandage over, I believe it was left side of his face, left eye area, and did not return in the game.

He was 0 for four from three. Michigan has plenty of other options and really look at the minutes per game.

Trey McKenney, I know some of it's garbage time because they don't have a lot of deep reserves, but he's playing more minutes per game than Namari Burnett. I think you continue to start in Amari, but Michigan's just got options at that type of role, and they win going away here, you know, in a game where they didn't have their fastball and they had a couple injuries. I mean, one of the best players in the country, Yaxal-Lendiburg,

limited in the game. Eventually, they decided to just kind of shut him down. I think it was the right

move. A bruised calf for him and Namari Burnett, obviously much less severe. So continue to monitor

and we'll hear from Dusty May on Monday. At least that's the plan right now before they head out

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