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The latest edition of Dimes is the basketball focus is clear.

We got Daniel Horton with us on dimes.

We will be doing another edition of the Basketball Insider over the weekend.

So we got full-scale coverage of you as well. And joining us as he did last week

in this time slot is our good friend Daniel Horton on that. Daniel, how you doing this morning?

Doing good. Doing good. How about yourself, Sam? Doing great, man. And, you know, it's interesting to see the reaction to the loss of LJ

beforehand and really witness it in the moment, both from fans on social media, even from

the commentator, one of the commentators on the game last night. He was just convinced

that Michigan is just, I was going to get them. Iowa's got something for them. Look at how they can't get into their offense. This is where they miss L.J. and all the turnovers, this is the difference with LJ and they aren't going to be an old car. I got Iowa. And then after the game, he's like, ah, but see, Michigan found a way to win again.

But that's what they've done all season, Daniel.

So I want your reaction first to what you saw from Michigan offensively.

And how much of that you thought was due to LJ's absence.

And then number two, what you see the pivot, the adjustment being moving forward. I know it was just one game that we saw, but what do you see the adjustment being moving forward? Well, first of all, LJ. Case, first of all, I want to, you know, some love and some, you know, positive energy out to LJ. I know it's a tough, tough to get get hurt, especially in the middle of having this type of season as a, as a unit, as a team, right, as a program, like, it's tough to miss the ride that I think they're going to go on the rest of the season, but it'll be, I think he has two more years left, so he'll be fine, but I think from a basketball perspective, offensive, I think the offensive struggles last night wasn't because he didn't play, right?

It was more so some of the ugly tendencies that we've had over the last year

and a half almost going on two years now kind of reared the ugly heads

as far as the turnovers go.

I think you got to give Iowa some credit for the Iowa.

That's probably one of the better defensive games I've seen Iowa play all year, right?

They're normally a pretty strong offensive team, but yesterday they defended really well.

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