A college basketball game is like a chess match. Two coaches on opposing sidelines spend hours making different play-calls and substitutions, all in search of the right move that gives their team the advantage.
In Thursday night's 84-78 double overtime victory over Purdue, Michigan basketball's winning move came with 9:13 left in the second half.
Substitution OUT: U-M No. 23 Johns Jr., Brandon.
Substitution IN: U-M No. 55 Brooks, Eli.
With his team trailing to Purdue at Crisler Center, 46-44, and in need of better offense, coach Juwan Howard chose to go small.