What we’ve learned about Michigan through ten games

For the first time since the season tipped off on November 4th, Michigan has a full week’s rest before its next game (Wednesday against Oklahoma in Charlotte). The Wolverines are off to an 8-2 start through the first third of Dusty May’s first season in charge.

They’ve moved up 12 spots in KenPom to 24th and won high-major games over Wisconsin, Iowa, Xavier, and TCU. However, they’ve also lost a pair of single-possession games to Arkansas and Wake Forest. This roster has promise and is improving but is still far from a finished product.

With no games this weekend and a ten-game sample size on the record, it felt like a good time to recap what we’ve learned about this Michigan team through the first five weeks of the season.

Still to come

  1. Danny Wolf is the focal point
  2. Interior scoring is this team's top strength
  3. What's the real Michigan defense?
  4. The bench is still a mystery
  5. Late first-half slumps are a growing problem

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