Five Takeaways from Michigan's Exhibition Loss to Cincinnati
The Michigan men's basketball team's exhibition matchup against Cincinnati ended in a 100-98 loss. Despite the loss, coach Dusty May viewed the game as an opportunity to expose weaknesses and play against a different team.
The game highlighted both glaring weaknesses and bright spots for the Wolverines. One notable aspect of the game was the high number of free throws, with a total of 83 free throws taken during the game.
- The number of free throws exceeded the nation's leader in free throws per game last year, South Dakota, which averaged 28.9 free throws per game.
May views the two power-conference exhibitions as a chance to expose weaknesses and play against anyone other than themselves.
UM Hoops has identified five key takeaways from the exhibition loss, providing insight into the team's performance and areas for improvement.
Author's summary: Michigan's exhibition loss to Cincinnati revealed weaknesses and strengths.
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