It's OK to disagree with someone's ideas, but personal attacks, insults, threats, hate speech, advocating violence and other violations can result in a ban. This year I've been establishing him in the post to establish our inside-outside game and today was a good day to continue with that game plan.”And that game plan was clear from the jump: Get the ball to the post and let the big men go to work.Teske and sophomore forward Brandon Johns Jr., who was making his first career start in the place of “The first play (of the game) we drew up was for Jon,” said junior guard Eli Brooks, who finished with 15 points. If you see comments in violation of our When 7-foot-1 center Jon Teske lined up at halfcourt before the start of Sunday’s nonconference finale, he was greeted by UMass Lowell’s tallest player: 6-7 forward Connor Withers.Against an opponent that lacked size, No. Jon has been playing really well and coach (Howard) has been wanting the ball to go to him. “They come in on off days and are working in practice. Please be polite. Aug. 13, 2020, 11:08 a.m. Typed comments will be lost if you are not logged in.

Published 4:02 p.m. He's been demanding it, so it's been working out well.”The Wolverines took their largest lead, 72-40, on a fast-break layup from senior guard Zavier Simpson (nine points, 10 assists) and led by at least 23 points the rest of the way to close the non-conference slate in convincing fashion. He needed less than seven minutes to reach double figures in scoring and did it in a variety of ways — over his man in the post with short hook shots, around the rim with easy layups and off an offensive putback.Michigan’s length also gave UMass Lowell fits on defense.

All rights reserved. “They're more of a perimeter-based team, so we really tried to emphasize closing out on the 3-point line.”After Michigan took a 42-25 lead into the break, the Wolverines continued to attack the paint. He was part of the 2017–18 team that reached the Championship Game of the 2018 NCAA Division I … Michigan will resume Big Ten play after the new year with a Jan. 5 meeting at Michigan State.Christian Lutete scored 21, Obadiah Noel 16 and Ron Mitchell 11 for UMass Lowell, which was outrebounded, 41-25, and outscored 48-26 in the paint.In addition to Teske, Michigan’s other bigs — redshirt junior center Austin Davis, Castleton and Johns — combined for 17 points and 16 rebounds. Teske logged just 61 inconsequential minutes in 20 games for the On November 16, 2017 Teske, who had previous career highs of four Michigan claimed their second consecutive Big Ten Tournament championship at the Prior to the season, Teske was named to the preseason Teske is from a family of tall athletes. It opens up a lot more for other people on the perimeter, in driving lines and stuff like that. It marked the second 20-point game of his career and bested his previous high of 22 points set against Nebraska last season.“We knew that they had a group that was a very competitive team, but they were not a big team like the size of a guy like Jon or Austin (Davis) or any of our bigs,” coach Juwan Howard said. Both his parents played basketball for ET Dec. 29, 2019 | UMass-Lowell forward Connor Withers (5) and Michigan forward Colin Castleton (11) go for a rebound during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game, Sunday, Dec. 29, 2019, in Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan defeated UMass-Lowell 86-60.UMass-Lowell guard Christian Lutete, right, dribbles around Michigan forward Brandon Johns Jr. during the first half.Michigan head coach Juwan Howard gives instructions to his team as it plays against UMass-Lowell during the first half.UMass-Lowell guard Obadiah Noel, right, goes to the basket as he is guarded by Michigan forward Austin Davis during the first half.UMass-Lowell forward Joey Glynn, left, blocks a shot-attempt of Michigan guard Adrien Nunez during the first half.Michigan forward Brandon Johns Jr., front, rebounds the ball in front of UMass-Lowell forward Allin Blunt during the first half.UMass-Lowell guard Obadiah Noel (11) shoots over Michigan center Jon Teske during the first half.Michigan forward Brandon Johns Jr., left, tries to get past UMass-Lowell forward Allin Blunt during the first half.Michigan center Jon Teske, left, shoots past UMass-Lowell guard Christian Lutete during the second half.Michigan forward Colin Castleton, left, keeps the ball away from UMass-Lowell forward Allin Blunt during the second half.Michigan guard Zavier Simpson, front right, drives to the basket past UMass-Lowell forward Allin Blunt during the second half.Michigan forward Isaiah Livers, who is injured and not playing, walks onto the court before an NCAA college basketball game against UMass-Lowell.From left to right, Michigan's Austin Davis, Adrien Nunez and Jon Teske cheer on teammates against UMass-Lowell in an NCAA college basketball game, Sunday, Dec. 29, 2019, in Ann Arbor, Mich.

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