» Michigan led by as many as 10 points in the first half, but it was a much closer second half, as neither team led by more than three for the final 17-plus minutes of the game.
» U-M trailed by two points with less than two minutes left, before three points from Moritz Wagner (free throw and an offensive put-back) gave Michigan back the lead for good.
» Moritz Wagner led U-M in scoring for the second straight game with 15 points, while D.J. Wilson (13) and Duncan Robinson (12) also posted double-figure scoring.
Wolverines Emerge Victorious in Home Thriller with Texas
