Michigan Basketball- How Far Can This Team Go? by @Wolverine State Sports Talk - Post Details
Michigan Basketball- How Far Can This Team Go?
The No.10 Wolverines (9-0) absolutely dominated Northwestern yesterday, and this basketball team looks special. The question is- is this a fluke or is this team legit ready for a championship? For more Michigan Sports News and more of this jerk's opinion, subscribe and like below- Thanks for watching!
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