Michigan enters Tuesday's game averaging 1.08 points per possession, which ranks 67th among the 351 Division I basketball teams. Adjusting for competition, as KenPom.com does, and U-M jumps to 44th-best.
The Wolverines' three-point shooting has been poor and their free throw shooting horrendous. Their two-point shooting has been very good and only nine teams have turned the ball over less frequently. Mix it up in a pot and you've got an offense that is good but has room for improvement. Here are a few ways that could happen.
Get Duncan Robinson going
At times last year, the challenge was getting Duncan Robinson open.