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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — It was a game that was a complete inverse of the last time these rival teams faced off, with Michigan’s torrid first half against Michigan State propelling the Wolverines to an 87-70 victory at Crisler Center.
Hunter Dickinson scored a career-high 33 points, while Caleb Houstan, Terrance Williams II, and several others had high-impact performances against the rival Spartans.
After the game, interim head coach Phil Martelli — who is still serving in place of suspended Juwan Howard — spoke about what made Michigan so dominant, Hunter Dickinson’s performance and chatter with the MSU bench, and much more.
Here’s everything that Martelli had to say.