Kornacki: Robinson's Take-Charge Game Not Enough for U-M

Duncan RobinsonANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Duncan Robinson is showing that he can do much more than hit long-range jumpers. He made a team-high 95 three-pointers last season and was second in the Big Ten and ninth in the nation with a 45-percent rate of success on 211 attempts.

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That marksmanship got him on the map but also made the 6-foot-8 Michigan transfer from Division III Williams College a marked man. Opponents figured out how to deny him, and Robinson struggled to both get open and vary his shot selection.

However, he's taken Wolverine head coach John Beilein's challenge to become a better all-around player, and his more-complete game nearly helped his team…