THJ Apology to fans/alum

you will have the opportunity to play more games. We have all had a bad game, bad day, whatever. You have been a class act. After all, it is just a game. Welcome sparty back  to AA by giving it your best. Go Blue!

Good of him to not make excuses, recognize the situation, and acknowledge fan frustration. 

That said, there's no need to apologize, just work to make sure it doesn't happen again.

That's sweet.

I'd like to see an apology from the so-called Michigan fans last night who were tweeting things like "Corey Person is on the court now, so it's really over, HALOL"  I saw crap like that from multiple people.  Last night sucked from a fan perspective so maybe we weren't at our best selves.  Regardless, it is so low, IMO, to yuck it up over the rare playing time of the kids who work just as hard but don't get minutes [and who, incidentally, weren't responsible for the travesty one the scoreboard].

I didnt realize the coaches or players owed you an apology.  I had the option of turning the channel last night but didnt.  You should contact your sat/cable provider and let them know that you are interested in upgrading your package to "not just espn." 

If he feels the need to apologize (and I'm not saying that he should or should not), his apology should be to himself, his coaches, his teammate and no one else.

THJ seems like a good guy...hope he rebounds from this performance.

I feel more affection for this team right now than I have all season. 

These players have no need to apologize. They didn't play well. So what? It happens. I like that players feel they need to apologize, but there is no shame in losing a game unless you did it intentionally. Hopefully they'll clear their heads and play that much better next time out.

To all the fans that are jumping off the bridge right now. Relax, our schedule has been tough and we lost road games to tough in conference teams. Let's wait to write-off this team until we finish out our schedule and get Indiana and MSU at home and continue to beat the mediocre teams at home and on the road.

Like I said in another thread. All of the losses have come on the road, to teams that are currently ranked. People need to get some perspective. 5 years ago this team was having the worst season in program history at 10-22. This year, they're a top-10 basketball team off of a conference championship and are getting national attention.

I think if you told any of us that 5 years ago, we'd be jumping for joy. 

here's a kid who does everything his teammates and the coaches ask of him, and people want to tear him down because he didn't [make a ball go through a hoop] enough times for their liking.

Not saying we have a lot of that on this site, although it exists more than I previously thought, but some people's grip on reality is just completely skewed. For the people out there "owed" an apology, they lost a fucking game; it's far a personal affront to anyone watching from the bleachers/couch/bar.

Does not matter if he needs to apologize or not.  He wanted to and did.  Love this team.  Will root for him and everyone that plays at Michigan now and in the future.  Will root for their success after Michigan as well.