Michigan Basketball Overcomes Turnovers to Defeat TCU 76-64

The Wolverines secured a win despite a season-high 21 turnovers, showcasing their resilience and efficiency.

Michigan's basketball team managed to win against TCU despite committing 21 turnovers, with 16 occurring in the first half.
Coach Dusty May acknowledged the turnover issue as part of the team's growing process, emphasizing the need for better off-ball movement and ball control.
The Wolverines demonstrated shooting efficiency, hitting 50% of their shots while limiting TCU to a 34.4% shooting percentage.
Michigan's improved rebounding, especially in the absence of TCU's leading rebounder Ernest Udeh, was a key factor in their victory.
Key performances included Nimari Burnett's 16 points and Danny Wolf's double-double with 14 points and 14 rebounds.