Bob Wojnowski, Matt Charboneau and James Hawkins of The Detroit News analyze the Friday victories by Michigan and Michigan State and preview Saturday's Big Ten tournament semifinal. Detroit News
New York — Michigan was craving another crack at Nebraska.
The fifth-seeded Wolverines got their long-awaited shot on Friday and didn’t miss, using another stifling defensive effort to roll to a 77-58 victory in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden.
Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman, Moritz Wagner and Duncan Robinson shouldered the load and combined for 57 points for Michigan (26-7), which avenged its 72-52 regular-season loss two months ago in Lincoln, Neb.