There are not many teams in recent college basketball that I can remember having the ability to bounce from looking like a dangerous tournament team to "should not even be in the conversation for the NIT" the way 2021-22 Michigan Basketball can. For most of the calendar year 2022, that bounce happened between games. Michigan would hammer a decent team, or beat a good team, and then look abject the next night. But today the switch turned in the middle of the contest, from a dominant first 27 minutes to the Hindenburg going down in a ball of flames over the last 13 minutes. Michigan le...