According to UMHoops twitter feed:
New on UM Hoops: Trey Burke named Big Ten Player of the Year http://bit.ly/WiB2Lp
According to UMHoops twitter feed:
New on UM Hoops: Trey Burke named Big Ten Player of the Year http://bit.ly/WiB2Lp
So... we're a lock for the National Championship now, right?
Not quite: http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/michigan/1993-schedule.html
Rice was physically dominant and his team had the the ultimate team success.
Burke is a bit small with average speed and team has been underachieving. The next few weeks might determine his legacy.
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so by the transitive property of college basketball, he should also be wooden award winner in due course right? since his only real competition for that was oladipo, and he's already beaten the fool.
This is home...
Congrats Trey, first since Glen Rice!
It appears that he'll be Michigan's first national player of the year unless otto Porter can beat him out.
903 wins most in college football
Honestly had to Google who Otto Porter was. Guess I'm more of a B1G junkie than a CBB junkie. Highly touted player though.
I love Greg Mattison
It appears that he'll be Michigan's first national player of the year
Forgive them, Cazzie. They're young.
30.8 points per game. Before the three-point shot.
He also built us a basketball arena! What a great guy!
I love Greg Mattison
You got me to look up some history. Cazzie didn't win the Naismith Award for the simple reason that it didn't exist yet. That may be why some say that Trey Burke could be Michigan's first national player of the year. They are focused on the Naismith, which started in 1969.
Interestingly, it was mentioned that Glen Rice won in 1988-89, but he only won the Naismith. The AP award (which Cazzie won in 1966) was given to Sean Elliott from Arizona in 1988-89. I remember beating Arizona in the semifinals in 1989. Good times.
Meanwhile, the Wooden Award (so are there three POY awards?) started in 1976-77. No Cazzie also. Also no Glen Rice; Elliott won that one also in 1988-89.
I remember beating Arizona in the semifinals in 1989.
Did you mean Illinois? We didn't play Arizona that year.
THJ and Burke are also first team all-B1G!
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Oladipo beats Burke out for national POY, Burke gets mad, vows revenge, and returns to Michigan for his Junior season to prove a point.
Go Blue. Greetings from SEC country.
It's been a pleasure to watch! The best is yet to come!
Go Blue!
Suck it Tom Crean. Are you gonna whine about how the POY should be from a team that won the championship? Probably. That's why you can suck it.
Not that I loved Rich Rod less, but that I loved Michigan more.
Burke, Oladipo, Zeller, Thomas, Craft = Media team
Substitute Hardaway for Craft on Coaches team.
Pretty good teams there, can't argue with much.
hate to say it, but the magnanimous and honest side of me thinks craft deserves that spot over timmy in the coaches team.
hate playing against him, but i respect the hell out of the way he plays. best PG defender in the nation.
This is home...
Yeah but the dude can't shoot. He's one-dimensional.
"I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada." -Britney Spears
Can't say I'd argue with that, either. I think we as Michigan fans really know our players and know the flaws Tim still has in his game; that might help us be honest with ourselves, giving Aaron Craft the nod.
Neg if you will, but this is all the better knowing Tom Crean is sobbing in Oladipo's lap somewhere down in Bloomington right now.
With the first team honors for duo Tim & Trey, they join first team Big Ten duo @JalenRose and Juwan Howard from 1994.
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I feel like this team is poised for one hell of a run for the NCAA championship. I think Trey and THJ are going to take this team deep in the tourney with Stauskas and GRIII coming up with many clutch shots, and JMO playing stifling D to shut down other teams bigs. This TEAM knows the challenges ahead and I believe is ready to take anyone on right now. No matter what happens in the B1G tourney, they will redeem themselves in the NCAA tourney. Rebounds and free throws are easier to fix than poor shooting and poor defense.
"I get to go to lots of overseas places, like Canada." -Britney Spears
haha i was thinking more along the lines of:
we've already lost in almost every way imaginable. we can't lose now!
edit - oops meant to reply to comment above by goblue_17
This is home...
Not for individual awards. The team, the team, the team.
Yep. Playing on neutral courts is huge for our young team. Take away the crazy crowds, weird officiating and we can beat anyone.
I'm not going to argue that playing on our homecourt is a disadvantage as a whole bc it certainly has helped us on defense HOWEVA there is a chance that our young team gets so hyped on offense at home that it throws us off a bit. Ex: Beilein having to sit Trey at the beginning of the game yesterday to calm him down - and he's our most poised player typically
Edit: Meant as reply to goblue17
I got the shotgun. You got the briefcase. It's all in the game though, right?
I'm very surprised Tim made 1st team.
If you're doing nothing, how do you know when you're finished?
GRIII named to the B1G All-Freshman team!
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Jordan Morgan named to the All-Defensive team!
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He's been one of many reasons this team has been so fun to watch this year - looking forward to about 10 more games of him in a MI uniform! :)
Congratulations as well to Tim & Jordan & Glenn!
HAIL!
GO BLUE!
The numbers speak volumes. Select highlights:
- 28.2% possession percentage with a 55.4% effective field goal pecentage
- 594 total points, good for 19.2 points per game in the regular season
- 212 assists and a 38.3% assist percentage
- assist / turnover ratio of 3.5
Congratulations to Trey Burke and to all the Wolverines recognized!
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Can't wait to hear what Tom Crean thinks about this.
HAIL.
He'll probably bitch about how Trey Burke is to blame for Kansas crushing Marquette in the Final Four in 2003 only to send him a half-hearted apology for not realizing that Burke had nothing to do with Kansas.
Me fail English? That's unpossible!
Just made official on the all-conference selection show right now live on BTN.
Fun fact: Last Wolverine to win it? Glen Rice in 1988-89....
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