The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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MICHIGAN BASKETBALL ally cool." Favorite Sport Besides Basketball: "I like watching football. Football is a lot of fun to watch. My favorite sport to play would be golf, even though I'm terrible." Last Lost That Made Me Cry: "The national championship game. That was tough, for all of us. To come that far, and just fall a little bit short. Everyone was emotional after that game." Favorite Meal I Can Make By Myself: "Oh, boy. I'm not much of a chef. I can make some Chicken Alfredo, which is easy. I like that." Favorite Restaurant In Ann Arbor: "I like Zingerman's. Zingerman's is big time. I'm probably going to be going there later today, actually." Best Vacation I Ever Took: "I went to Clearwater Beach in Florida when I was young, with my family, my uncle, my grandparents. That was a lot of fun to spend some time there, enjoy some warm weather." Favorite Activity Outside Of Sports: "Probably just video games, in the room with Max [Bielfeldt], playing some 'Call of Duty.'" Greatest Accomplishment In Sports: "As a team last year, getting to the na- tional championship game as a freshman. That was probably the coolest thing I've done. It was a great experience." Favorite Michigan Basketball Player: "I like Glen Rice a lot. And I'm a big Trey Burke fan." Favorite Michigan Football Player: "Oh, [Drew] Dileo. What the Dileo? Drew Dileo is my guy. I'm a big fan." — John Borton • Michigan's 75-67 win over Iowa at Crisler Center Jan. 22 gave the Wol- verines victories over two consecu- tive ranked opponents, the first time that has happened since the 1996-97 season. It also boosted Michigan's all- time series lead against the Hawk- eyes to 91-58, including a 51-22 mark in Ann Arbor. Michigan has won 11 of the last 13 games played between the teams at Crisler. • The Wolverines limited the Big Ten's highest-scoring team to 14.8 points below its season average. The 67 points matched Iowa's lowest to- tal of the year, which the Hawkeyes first achieved in a 67-57 win over Ne- braska Dec. 31. • Sophomore Nik Stauskas tied his career high with 26 points against the Hawkeyes. Classmate Glenn Robinson III snared nine rebounds, tying his ca- reer best in that category. • Sophomore Spike Albrecht made his first start of the season, with fresh- man Derrick Walton Jr. limited to just BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK