Then, Michigan broke the news right before the Big Ten Tournament semifinal. On March 12, the senior forward’s injury was a rumor on social media. Livers has a stress fracture in his right foot and will be out indefinitely. This is a major loss on the offensive end as he is their second leading scorer. Livers averages 13.1 points, 6 rebounds, shoots 45.7% and 43.1% from three. The injury of Livers’ could be the only thing stopping Michigan from a Final Four run.
On the other hand, the Wolverines only force 10.2 turnovers per game, this ranks 338th. Michigan’s opponent two point percentage is third in college basketball. Further, they are elite at defending the paint by holding foes to 42.3% on two point shots. Wolverine opponents only score 65.4 points per contest while shooting 39.4%. He is an NBA talent that can score at all three levels with ease.Īccording to Kenpom, Michigan is 7th in defensive efficiency. Wagner is a tall, lengthy guard at 6-foot-7 that is a matchup nightmare. Franz Wagner is the do-it-all guard averaging 12.8 points while shooting 49.3% and 38.4% from three. Dickinson has nifty footwork for a big man, capable of shifting his way to his desired shot. At 7-foot-1, the center averages 14.2 points while shooting 59.9%. Michigan’s lead scorer is the talented freshman Hunter Dickinson. Led by three players shooting over 40% from three, Michigan shoots 38.7% from three.
The Wolverines are also efficient shooting 48.3%, which ranks 15th in the land. Keeping Michigan’s point differential in mind, Michigan had the 14th toughest strength of schedule. Also, the Wolverines are 16th with an average scoring margin of +10.6. Ranked sixth in offensive efficiency, Michigan pours in 76.2 points per contest.
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