Michigan hoping to translate shooting from practice to games

Michigan hoping to translate shooting from practice to games

Michigan men’s basketball coach Dusty May isn’t afraid to play with pace. Last season, the Wolverines often played in transition, utilizing their roster to get past half-court and get shots up early. In fact, now-No. 7 Michigan was fourth in the Big Ten in pace, maintaining 70.7 possessions per 40 minutes. Typically, this pace in transition puts pressure on opposing defenses, making it difficult to get set. Typically, this leads to open shots an…