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The Moving Screen: Fielding your questions on U-M, MSU and the Big Ten

I’m teaming up with The Athletic’s Brendan Quinn for a weekly podcast throughout the 2018-19 season. We’ll be tackling Michigan, Michigan State and Big Ten basketball at large with a combination of rational analysis and hot takes.

In this episode, we answer we touch briefly on Michigan and Michigan State’s wins over the weekend and then dive into reader questions about Michigan, Michigan State in the Big Ten.
Listen to “Ep 7: Special edition! Fielding your questions on U-M, MSU and the Big Ten” on Spreaker.

Timestamps:
1:46 – Anything to worry about in Michigan/Western Michigan?
8:32 – Quick look back at Michigan State/Green Bay
11:46 – Answering reading questions in this week’s mailbag

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  1. Fingolfin

    I enjoyed the question about who would you choose when fielding a team composed of both UM and MSU players. I know you guys were split on Langford vs Poole, I always thought of Langford as more of the 3 (just because he is listed a little taller) and Mcquaid at the 2. I think that changes the conversation a bit making it Matthews vs Langford and Poole vs Mcquaid and I think in that case I would take both Wolverines.

  2. wolverinebandit

    This was featured in this week’s Podcast.

    Top 5 UM dunkers in my era:

    1. Joel Thompson
    2. Brett Petway
    3. Jimmy King
    4. Glenn Robinson
    5. Bernard Robinson

    Adding Sparty.

    1. Greg Kelser
    2. Jason RIchardson
    3. Matt Steigenga
    4. Miles Bridges
    5. Jumping Johnny Green (Caveat, I never saw him at MSU, but I did in the NBA. He possibly should be rated higher)

  3. ChipJonez

    Thompson was before my time, but man it was fun to show up to Crisler an hour early to watch Petway put on a show for the fans.

  4. bounce

    My favorite in-game dunker was Webber. Great hands and really put it to people in traffic.

  5. wolverinebandit

    CWebb was a different style. Average leaper, but had those great hands and control. I like the high flyers.!!! To each his own.

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