Welcome on into the Wolverine basketball show. Clayton Safie here to break down Michigan's 86-61 win over Middle Tennessee State on Wednesday night.

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But let's break this one down.

Michigan gets the win, 86.61.

It was a six-point game at halftime, 3660, or sorry, 3630.

You had the three-point play pretty much at the buzzer with point four seconds to go and michigan probably should

have followed up top they didn't do that they had some files to give and they get in there so

it was really more of like a nine point type of game at half time a little bit of a frustrating

first half for michigan and then in the second half they just were able to run away with this thing.

A lot of the reason why was Yax Lendaborg, who didn't play a very good game a week ago

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