5 Takeaways from Michigan’s win over William & Mary

In the team’s second home game of the week, the No. 20 Michigan Wolverines took down the William & Mary Tribe, 123-79.

The second of Michigan’s five buy games on the schedule, William & Mary (2-1) was picked to finish sixth in the CAA in the conference’s preseason poll. The Tribe entered this game ranked 173rd in KenPom after beating Bridewater VA and Norfolk State and falling by five to Florida Atlantic, Dusty May’s former stomping grounds. While it’s only a three-game sample, William & Mary entered this game ranked second in the country in turnover percentage (10.1 percent) and fifth in the country in two-point percentage (68.4 percent); they don’t turn the ball over and make their shots…