The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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Hardaway ranked No. 5 in the Big Ten in scoring, as of Jan. 20, posting 16.4 points per game, while chipping in 5.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists an outing. photo by lon horwedel scoring guard who also can pass. He can get his shot at any point in the game. You have to read off of that." Burke shrugs off the transition process as smooth, but not without the bumps common to any adjustment phase. Hardaway hosted him on his official visit to Michigan, laying a foundation for on-court trust. That bond continues to grow, but like any other relationship, it hasn't been perfected. "We have our disagreements here and there, but what teammates don't?" Burke said. "We clean those up and we get better from that. We just understand each other out there. "I may throw the ball to him too low, and kind of make him mad. That makes me mad, too. I tell him, 'My bad,' just because if I throw it too low, he may not be able to get that shot off that he usually hits. "We don't let that affect our relationship on the court or off the court. That's what makes the tandem so good." Both Burke and Hardaway back