Michigan Dominates Cleveland State 101-53 in Dusty May's Coaching Debut

The Wolverines showcased a fast-paced offense and strong defensive play in their season opener under new head coach Dusty May.

Danny Wolf led Michigan with 19 points, 13 rebounds, three steals, and three blocks in his first game since transferring from Yale.
Michigan's revamped roster, featuring several key transfers, executed a high-tempo game plan with 28 fast-break points and 29 points off turnovers.
Tre Donaldson contributed 16 points and seven assists, while five other Wolverines scored in double figures, highlighting the team's balanced attack.
The Wolverines shot an impressive 68.4% from the field, narrowly missing a program record, and held Cleveland State to just 30% shooting.
Despite the victory, Michigan committed 16 turnovers and allowed 20 offensive rebounds, areas for potential improvement as the season progresses.