Let's talk Wolverines Hoops live from the pretzel bell on Main Street in Ann Arbor.

This is Inside Michigan Basketball.

Over the next hour, we'll catch up with Joanne Howard and Kim Barnes-A-Riko to hear the very latest on Michigan men's and women's basketball.

Here are your hosts, national champion Terry Mills, and the voice of Michigan basketball, Brian Bush.

It's our final show of 2021 here live from pretzel bell in downtown Ann Arbor.

So glad you could be along with us. We have the national champ Terry Mills. I'm Brian Bush.

And sub it in tonight for Joanne Howard, his assistant coach Isley coach how are you doing well thanks for

having me yeah appreciate you you coming in for us and uh going to the bullpen here tonight

your ball club is 11 games in how how sweet was that one on Saturday just to kind of get the

bad taste out of the mouth from the previous game well it's always good to good to take the court out there, you know, not performing the way you really

want to.

And it was a good win because everybody performed well, play well, and multiple guys got an opportunity

to play to have them really been playing that much.

Yeah, Coach, when you talk about, you know, the game slowing down, what can you kind of explain to them what you mean by the game slowing down

at the point guards, but?

Well, you know, with a lot of our guards, you know, we've thrown so much out of them

so fast in the course of the beginning of the year.

So a lot of times it takes for them to be able to see and understand exactly what we're doing on the floor.

And most of our guys, because of their talent level, are able to play multiple positions.

So we're talking about guys learning two and three positions.

And at the point guard, in my opinion, it's the toughest position to learn in basketball.

So, you know, it takes you a little time to get used to

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