After only 11 games, Juwan Howard and the Michigan Wolverines have exceeded any reasonable pre-season expectations. After handily beating three consecutive ranked teams, the “they haven’t played anyone” narrative has just about run its course. Of course, there will still be stumbles down the road as we are early in the season. However, Michigan has been historically good for the past few weeks. Let’s take a statistical look at just how dominant the Wolverines have been and what that could mean come tournament time.
Michigan entered the season ranked at No. 25 in the AP Poll and unranked in the Coaches Poll.