Sunday afternoon’s basketball game at Crisler Center between Michigan and Washington wasn’t the cleanest of games ever played, but the Wolverines, yet again, added another tally in the win column, bettering their overall record to 13-3, and their Big Ten record to a perfect 5-0.
For the first time in what seemed like forever, neither of Michigan’s big men were extraordinarily dominant, but the Wolverines found contributions from other players in the 91-75 victory.
Here are three takeaways from the team’s fifth straight win.
Too much foul trouble for Michigan big men
Michigan’s front court of Danny Wolf and Vlad Goldin have been the talk of the basketball season in the Big Ten. Entering Sunday afternoon’s game, the duo combined to score 27.7 points per game with 16 rebounds…