Moe Wagner got his first field goal of the game when Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman found him on a nice drive to the basket that drew the shot-blockers away from Michigan's big man. Charles Matthews delivered a 3-pointer from the wing, and the Wolverine defense has continued to force tough shots by Florida State's offense.
At the 15:49 mark of the second half, Michigan has a 34-28 lead and is on a 7-0 run.
The Seminoles started the half by feeding Christ Koumadje, who went 1-for-3 on the first three possessions of the half.
Wolverines grab slim lead at the half
Michigan's defense has forced 14 Florida State turnovers in the first half, but FSU's shot-blocking ability has been the great equalizer, and these teams are locked in a battle that the Wolverines lead at the half, 27-26.