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The Detroit News · Mar 2, 2019

Michigan's Colin Castleton comes up big, hopes to 'keep going upward'

Michigan coach talks about his team bouncing back in Thursday's win over Nebraska and looking ahead to Sunday's game at Maryland. James Hawkins, The Detroit News

Michigan head coach John Beilein shakes hands with forward Colin Castleton (11) as he exits the game in the second half. (Photo: Robin Buckson, Detroit News)

Ann Arbor — Michigan coach John Beilein knew it was time.

With redshirt junior wing Charles Matthews sidelined by a right ankle injury and sophomore forward Isaiah Livers moving into the starting lineup, the Wolverines were going have to throw in some of their younger bench guys and let them sink or swim.

Full story at The Detroit News

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