Life after Naz Hillmon: How Michigan women's basketball is still thriving
Michigan didn't collapse this season as many expected thanks to schematic changes, player development and belief.
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Michigan didn't collapse this season as many expected thanks to schematic changes, player development and belief.
The University of Michigan women's basketball team had three double-digit scorers and every Wolverine that saw the floor scored as they raced past Saint Francis
The question was (probably) your typical post-elimination press conference softball. “Talk about how you feel,” or some such. It doesn’t really matter.
WHAT #3 Michigan (25-6, 13-4 B1G) vs #1 Louisville (28-4, 16-2 ACC) WHERE Intrust Bank Arena Wichita, Kansas WHEN 9:00 pm Eastern Monday, Mar. 28th ODDS 538: Louisville 73% Vegas: Louisville -4.5 TELEVISION ESPN THE OVERVIEW After knocking off South Dakota in a gritty defensive battle Saturday night, Michigan Women's Basketball finds themselves in their first ever Elite Eight. It is already the best season in program history, but now they are one win from another leap in elevating the program to a new level of prestige: the Final Four. Doing so will not be easy, and will require erasi...
Naz Hillmon had 17 points and Laila Phelia supplied 14, including the go-ahead basket with 22 seconds left, as No. 3 Michigan eliminated No. 10 South Dakota 52-