Article on Morgan's redemption
This is a great article about Jordan Morgan. I hope that the team's support reinvigorates his confidence. We'll need him tomorrow.
http://www.michigandaily.com/sports/everett-cook-redemption-song-jordan…
Jon Horford on Jordan Morgan's drawn charge: “I don’t know if the fans understand that was the biggest play of the game.”
I guess I can't speak for the rest of Wolverine Nation, but I know that charge got me out of my seat faster than any other this season. I could see it coming and immediately recognized the significance of it. I think more Michigan fans will look to that play more than Jon Horford is giving us credit for. I at least look at The Charge right up there with The Shot.
Easily the biggest play of the game.
"The Shot" is too generic. It should be called "The Trey" or "Trey's Trey" or "Trey2" or something like that.
If the volume and intensity of my screams are a barometer for the importance of a play, you could tell it was the biggest play of the game.
So much respect for Jordan humbly taking his spot on the bench and transitioning to the role player we need him to be. The switch completely changed our game and all the props to him for knowing when we need him and being ready.
I think we have a chance to win the championship b/c of Morgan and Vogrich. They represent the sacrifice and love for the team and each other that is needed to become great. Both could easily be bitter and lesson the team's ability to succeed. I think most teams don't have the degree of love and sacrife that this team has.
And I think Beilein and the attitude he sets has much to do with this as well.
...never looked so good!
J-Mo has been a warrior and an anchor for this team. I'm glad he's getting the recognition he deserves.
Especially since in the KU game where "The Trey" will always be remembered. He had the 2nd or 3rd biggest play when get jumped in front of Releford (I believe) to take a charge and forced an off-balance shot. Then he got the rebound and it led to Trey's lay-up with about 15 seconds left.
He also steped up and forced Johnson to pass the ball at the end of OT.
but i really loved the dunk near the end, too.
I understood what it meant!