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Bkm-Release-2014-02-02 (At Indiana).Indd U NNIVERSITYI V E R S I T Y OOFF M IICHIGANC H I G A N M EEN'SN'S B AASKETBALLS K E T B A L L 22013-14013-14 GGAMEAME DDAYAY NNOTEBOOKOTEBOOK HAIL! TO THE VICTORS VALIANT | hail! to the conqu'ring heroes | HAIL! HAIL! TO MICHIGAN | The leaders and best! GAME MICHIGAN BASKETBALL | 2013-14 Overall: 16-4 Big Ten: 8-0 AP Poll: 10th (1,050) Home: 9-1 Home: 4-0 Coaches Poll: 14th (346) Away: 4-2 Away: 4-0 U-M's RPI: 13th Neutral: 3-1 Neutral 0-0 U-M's SOS: 22nd PRESEASON 2211 Tuesday O29 CONCORDIA (EXH) W 117-44 BTDN 10/14 MICHIGAN wolverines (16-4; 8-0 Big Ten) Monday N4 WAYNE STATE (EXH) W 79-60 BTN at INDIANA hooisers (13-8; 3-5 Big Ten) REGULAR SEASON GAME DAY Friday N8 UMASS-LOWELL (1) W 69-42 BTDN • Date: Sunday February 2, 2014 Tuesday N12 S.C. STATE W 93-59 BTDN • Tip: 1:06 p.m. Sunday N17 at Iowa State L 70-77 ESPN2 • Location: Bloomington, Ind. Thursday N21 vs. Long Beach State (2) W 85-61 ESPN2 • Arena: Assembly Hall (17,472) Friday N22 vs. Florida State (2) W 82-80 OT ESPN2 • TV Broadcast: CBS Sunday N24 vs. Charlotte (2) L 61-63 ESPN2 • TV Crew: Ian Eagle (p-by-p) & Bill Raftery (analyst) Friday N29 COPPIN STATE W 87-45 BTN • U-M Radio: Detroit (WWJ, 950 AM) | Ann Arbor (WTKA, 1050 AM) Tuesday D3 at 10/8 Duke (3) L 69-79 ESPN • U-M Radio Crew: Matt Shepard (p-by-p) & Terry Mills (analyst) Saturday D7 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 107-53 BTN • Satellite Radio: Sirius: 85 | XM: 85 | Note: Indiana Radio broadcast Saturday D14 1/1 ARIZONA L 70-72 CBS Saturday D21 vs. Stanford (4) W 68-65 FoxSports1 INSIDE THE GAME Saturday D28 HOLY CROSS W 88-66 BTN • Michigan Coach: John Beilein | 138-89 (seventh season) | 689-407 (36th season) Thursday J2 at Minnesota+ W 63-60 BTN • Indiana Coach: Tom Crean | 97–90 (sixth season) | 287–186 (15th season) Sunday J5 NORTHWESTERN+ W 74-51 BTN • Series History: Today's match-up is the first of two games between Michigan and Thursday J9 at Nebraska+ W 71-70 ESPN2 Indiana. The Hoosiers come to Crisler Center for the Wolverines' Big Ten regular season Tuesday J14 PENN STATE+ W 80-67 BTN finale, Saturday, March 8. U-M trails in the all-time series 56-103 and has just a 12-64 re- Saturday J18 at 3/3 Wisconsin+ W 77-70 ESPN cord in game played in Bloomington, Ind. The Maize and Blue lost both series match-ups Wednesday J22 10/10 IOWA+ W 75-67 BTN last season with an 81-73 setback at Assembly Hall (Feb. 2) and a dramatic 72-71 loss at Saturday J25 at 3/3 Michigan State+ (5) W 80-75 ESPN Crisler Center (March 10). The Wolverines' last win at Assembly Hall was a 72-66 decision Thursday J30 PURDUE+ W 75-66 ESPN on Jan. 7, 2009. Sunday F2 at Indiana+ 1:06 p.m. CBS Wednesday F5 NEBRASKA+ 6:30 p.m. BTN ABOUT THE OPPONENT Saturday F8 at Iowa+ 1:00 p.m. CT ESPN • Indiana is 13-8 overall with a 3-5 mark in Big Ten play. The Hoosiers have lost three of Tuesday F11 at Ohio State+ 9:00 p.m. ESPN their last four games and are coming off a 60-55 setback at Nebraska (Jan. 30). Sunday F16 WISCONSIN+ 1:00 p.m. CBS • The Hoosiers are 11-2 at Assembly Hall this season. IU's two losses have come during Sunday F23 MICHIGAN STATE+ (6) Noon CBS conference play against Michigan State (73-56, Jan. 4) and Northwestern (54-47, Jan. 18). Wednesday F26 at Purdue+ 7:00 p.m. BTN • Indiana is led by sophomore Yogi Ferrell's 17.3 points and 4.0 assists per game. Just Saturday M1 MINNESOTA+ 6:00 p.m. BTN under 50 percent of his offense comes from long range as he is shooting 41.4 percent Tuesday M4 at Illinois+ 6:00 p.m. CT ESPN (53-for-128). He leads IU shooting 84.2 percent from the free throw line. Saturday M8 INDIANA+ 6:00 p.m. ESPN • Freshman big man Noah Vonleh averages a near double-double with 11.8 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. He is shooting 53.8 percent from the field and has a team-best BIG TEN TOURNAMENT 25 blocks and 20 steals. He has also shot 55.6 percent from long range (10-for-18). TBD Seed | Indianapolis, Ind. | Banker's Life Fieldhouse • Senior Will Sheehey's 10.2 points per game gives the Hoosiers three players scoring in Thursday M13 vs. TBD (First Round) TBD TBD double figures. He adds 4.3 points per game. Friday M14 vs. TBD (Quarterfinal) TBD TBD • Indiana is second in rebounding in the Big Ten with 42.1 per game, but has a conference Saturday M15 vs. TBD (Semifinal) 1:40/4:05 p.m. CBS best +11.0 against is opponents. Sunday M16 vs. TBD (Championship) 3:30 p.m. CBS THE LATEST NCAA TOURNAMENT • Michigan is currently on a 10-game winning streak and remains atop the Big Ten stand- (if selected) TBD Seed | Final Four: Arlington, Texas | AT&T Stadium ings with an 8-0 record. U-M's 8-0 is its best start to conference action since the 1976-77 Sunday M16 Selection Sunday CBS campaign, when the Wolverines also began 8-0. Tue-Wed. M18-19 First Four truTV • After playing just three minutes against Iowa (Jan. 22) due to illness, Derrick Walton Jr. Thu-Sun. M20-23 Second & Third Rounds truTV |TBS | TNT | CBS has posted back-to-back double figures scoring games with a career-best 19 at MSU (Jan. Thu-Sun. M27-30 Regional Rounds TBS | CBS 25) and 14 against Purdue (Jan. 30). Over the last two games he has gone 10-for-14 (71.4 Saturday A5 Final Four TBS percent) from the field, 4-for-5 from long range and 9-for-11 from the free throw line. Monday A7 National Championship CBS • Caris LeVert recorded his first career double-double against Purdue (Jan. 30), posting 14 points and a career-high 11 rebounds. He added three steals, two blocks and two assists (1) U-M 2013 Final Four banner presentation in 37 minutes. (2) Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, Puerto Rico (Coliseo Roberto Clemente) • Over his last five games, Nik Stauksas has scored 105 points (21.0) and had 21 assists to (3) Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) just nine turnovers; Jon Horford has come off the bench and shot 12-for-13 (92.3 percent) (4) Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational, Brooklyn, N.Y. (Barclays Center) from the field and Derrick Walton Jr. has shot 63.0 percent from the field. (5) ESPN College GameDay, East Lansing, Mich. (Breslin Center) • Michigan leads the nation with 14.9 fouls per game. Indiana goes to the free throw line (6) TV game time determined no later than Monday, Feb. 3, 2014 27.6 per game, which ranks 19th in the country. website/mgoblue.com | twitter/@umichbball | facebook/MichiganBasketball | instagram/@umichathletics Michigan Basketball Contact: Tom Wywrot, Associate Director | Email: [email protected] | Offi ce: (734) 647-1268 | Cell: (734) 320-1148 MICHIGAN BASKETBALL | 2013-14 Season Broadcast Information #1 | GLENN ROBINSON III U-M CAPTAIN #2 | SPIKE ALBRECHT (pronounced: ALL-breckt) Sophomore | Forward | 6-6 | 220 | St. John, Ind. Sophomore | Guard | 5-11 | 175 | Crown Point, Ind. • Explosive to the rim, high fl yer, known as one of the most prolifi c • Made a national name for himself in the 2013 national title game dunkers in the nation against Louisville with 17 fi rst half points, including going 4-for-4 • Moving to the perimeter, but will also see time as the four-man from long range • Looks to create shot either on the perimeter or by driving to the • Ultimate team player who never worries about his role or statistics basket • Very strong basketball IQ and quick learner • Gym rat who is constantly in the gym working on his overall game • Tremendous court vision and skilled passer • Developing his voice, allowing him to become more vocal on the • Ability to create shot going to the basket fl oor and as a team leader • Possesses NBA range • Absolute fi lm junkie who is always asking to watch extra fi lm to learn • Tough, Midwest kid GP/GS 20/20 how to break down other team GP/GS 20/1 • Loves spending pregame talking with little kids Points 13.4 • Earned the nickname "Light Rob" by U-M's DOBO Pete Kahler for his Points 4.0 • Earned nickname "Spike" by wearing his baseball spikes everywhere Rebounds 4.3 effi cient play Rebounds 1.4 as a kid to show his parents how badly he wanted to play Assists 1.4 • Quiet, confi dent and very friendly demeanor off the court Assists 2.4 • Played in NESPAC League along with U-M teammates Mitch McGary Steals 1.0 • Son of former Purdue All-American and NBA 11-year veteran Glenn Steals 0.5 (Brewster Academy) and Nik Stauskas (St. Mark's) FG% 50.0 "Big Dog" Robinson FG% 44.8 • Brother, Stephen, played collegiate basketball at Brown Minutes 31.2 Minutes 16.2 #4 | MITCH MCGARY #5 | ANDREW DAKICH (pronounced: dock-itch) Sophomore | Forward | 6-10 | 255 | Chesterton, Ind.
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