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As we're back here in the great state of Michigan, give us a like on the video if you're

watching and excited that the Wolverines somehow, some way came away with two 10-point wins

on its West Coast trip. They advanced a 16- 1 on the season. Three straight home games coming up.

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eighty one seventy one michigan gets this win, and it was

quite a crazy first half when you think back to the 11-point lead. Michigan looks like they're

playing pretty well. Then they can't make a shot. The end of that first half, seven straight

missed field goals. One turnover that opens the door for Oregon to get hot shooting and a little bit of Lynn sanity at the end there.

Wee Lin, a guy who's played three years in the China Basketball Association, the CBA has been a pro in the past and can hit shots, hit five or six threes in a game

just a week or two ago. He hits a three at the buzzer to put Oregon up one at the break. And you're

kind of thinking, man, this is this is not going right. You're looking at an Oregon team that

was without their two best players, Jackson Shelstad, who hit the game winner against

Michigan a few years ago, and then Nate Biddle, the big man, who is a great rim protector,

was all defense, all Big Ten defense last year, and is a stretch big that would have potentially

given Michigan some issues considering what the Wolverines faced against Wisconsin just last Saturday.

But they're without those two guys, and Oregon has others step up.

They had the lead at the break, come out of the locker room.

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