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Last week, I wrote that we'd learn a lot more about Michigan's 2024 team this week. They played a mid-week game against Toledo, then traveled to Bloomington for a three-game series at Indiana. They succeeded. A six-inning win over the Rockets, 12-3. Then they swept the Hoosiers, 15-6 (six innings), 7-1 and 10-1 (five innings). They're off to a 6-0 conference start (24-11 overall) and have outscored opponents, 56-13 in those six Big Ten wins. They have won ten straight games.
Sooooooo yeah. The last time I wrote about Michigan Softball was late April, when they had three weekends left in the B1G season. They were still in the field for NCAA Tournament projections at the time and I felt that a solid close to the regular season would likely be enough to get the Wolverines into the tourney. Which, for a rebuilding season, would have been a fine outcome. That is emphatically not what happened. Michigan Softball lost an infuriating extra inning game to Northwestern, destroyed the 'Cats on Saturday, and then lost a comedy of errors umpiring show on Sunday. That was an okay result, but everything that followed was a catastrophe, back to back sweeps at the hands of a pair of good B1G teams in Minnesota and Indiana. A 1-8 record over the final nine B1G games plummeted Michigan to 10th in the conference standings, forcing them to need a miracle in the BTT to make it in. They didn't get one, rather a first round exit at the hands of Penn State. So here
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