Michigan coach John Beilein reacts to the Wolverines' 72-52 drubbing in Nebraska on Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018. George Sipple, Detroit Free Press
Michigan basketball is going to be in trouble if it doesn’t figure out a solution to a glaring problem.
The Wolverines didn’t have any answers on Thursday night when Nebraska switched on every screen to minimize Mortiz Wagner.
They struggled offensively in a 72-52 loss in Lincoln, Neb. Wagner made 1 of 5 shots in 33 minutes. He finished with two points and seven defensive rebounds.
“He’s really good,” Nebraska coach Tim Miles said of Wagner.