Welcome on into the Wolverine basketball show.

I'm your host Clayton Safie here to break down at 80 to 72 Purdue win over Michigan

in the Big Ten tournament championship game on Sunday afternoon in Chicago.

It is late night here, actually early Monday back in the state of Michigan from the game at the

United Center, which also means we can break down Michigan's draw as a number one seed

in the Midwest region.

So we'll do that at the end of the show as well.

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Michigan leads for only eight minutes and 15 seconds.

That's the second fewest amount of game time that Michigan has led in a game this year.

Actually, the Nebraska game where they led for two minutes and three seconds was the time other than that where it was this low Northwestern was eight minutes, 22 seconds, TCU, nine minutes, 22 seconds. Duke was just over 10 minutes. And then other than that, they led for the Wisconsin game the other night. The 16 minutes. And then other than that, they led for the Wisconsin game the other night it was 16 minutes and then other than that

they led for over half the game in every single contest this year so it shows you how rare it is

that Michigan is in that spot let alone losing a game for the third time this season and

when you think about their losses, the Wisconsin loss, the first time around, you know, in that first meeting, 15 threes made, eight of them by their big men, kind of understandable.

Like it was a red hot shooting night.

The guards also did some really good things.

So Michigan had some things in that game that they could have cleaned up.

The Duke game, you know, you're playing a team that's your equal.

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