Let's talk Wolverines Hoops. Welcome to Inside Michigan Basketball. Over the next hour, we'll take you inside both the men's and women's basketball programs. Now here are your hosts, Brian Bush and Terry Mills. We always enjoy coming to you on a Monday night, but especially this one. After the men win in East Lansing on Friday,

the women do the same on Sunday afternoon. Welcome in. Brian Bush, Terry Mills, with you. We've got

coaches Dusty May and Kim Barns-Riko on the way, but let's talk about it a little bit, Terry.

Starting Friday night, we joked about it at the end of the game that you told Tony Butler and me

on the way up. It was going to be a double-digit Michigan win. How did this Michigan team

earned that confidence and then go deliver upon what you were anticipating? I mean, just being

extremely focused, you know, I just seen the way they were paying attention to detail on how

they were gutting games out.

When you talk about that Nebraska game, I mean, you're talking about a team that trailed the whole time

until two minutes, well, it was two minutes, eight seconds before we took the lead.

So that just shows the resilient and resolved that, you know, you can hang in there through adversity.

And, you know, Michigan has faced a little

adversity, you know, during the course of the season where teams might have been up on them.

They shouldn't have been up on them. But they found a way. And then obviously, the women's game

Sunday wasn't quite as easy in the final few moments. It got very stressful at the end of regulation,

a remarkably close half-court buzzer-beater for Michigan State.

But the Wolverines come up with a 10-0 run early on and overtime.

How do you think Kim Barnes-Riko's crew got it done?

You know what?

They just found a way.

You know, you talk about a team that, you know, hasn't been shooting free throws very well,

but has found

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