Nik StauskasĪlthough Burke was Michigan’s best player, Stauskas served as a pretty handy sidekick. He now plays for the New York Knicks alongside former Wolverine teammate Tim Hardaway Jr. Of course, an appearance in the title game that year would have been impossible had Burke not nailed a 30-foot three in the face of a Kansas defender en route to an incredible 87-85 Sweet Sixteen overtime win. Recognized as the 2013 NCAA Player of the Year, Burke will go down as arguably the best point guard in Michigan history. Despite Burke’s team-leading 24 point effort, the Cardinals would go on to win 82-76.īurke declared for the draft after his sophomore season, after he averaged 16.9 points per game, 35.7 MPG and 72 starts in 73 games in two seasons donning the maize and blue. Though it was (painfully) obvious he got all ball, it was called a foul.
Down 67-64 with a little over five minutes to play, Burke met Siva at the rim and absolutely stuffed him. The first thought of that national championship game that comes to mind is the foul called on Burke against Louisville point guard Peyton Siva. It’s only right we take a look back on John Beilein’s ‘12-’13 group Trey Burke
That Louisville team has recently gotten a lot of light for all the wrong reasons. Ironically enough, that championship appearance had to be vacated after it was learned booster Ed Martin paid Chris Webber as much as $280,000. With the decision to take away the title, a lot has come about that ‘12-’13 Cardinal team, but what about that Michigan squad? The year the four-seed Wolverines consecutively marched over a one-seed, three-seed and four-seed to reach the title game for the first time since the spring of 1993. This came after the NCAA denied Louisville’s appeal of a 2017 decision that penalized the program for multiple violations, including strip teases and sex acts for recruits and players. What actually happened? Well, the NCAA ruled the Louisville Cardinals, who defeated Michigan in the ‘13 title game, must give up their national championship. Okay not really, even though we have the shirts to vouch for it.
Weist, Mike Debord, Greg Mattison, Bill Harris, Les Miles, Cam Cameron, Lloyd Carr, Bobby Morrison, Jim Herrmann, Fred Jackson, Bob Chmiel, Mike Gittleson, Phil Bromley, Paul Schmidt, Todd Jagerħth Row Scott Rogow, Ed O'Dowd, Dorey Hicks, Lance Satterthwaite, Thom Holden (27), Josh Cockrell (74), Sean Parini (89), Jace Morgan (38), Brian Griese (14), Scott Loeffler (15), Jeff Springer (71), Brian Williams (19), Colby Keefer (29), Mike Hynes (25), John McNulty, Jeff Travis, Jason Cole, Brian LetcherĦth Row Kyle Timkin, Jim Plocki, Nate Delong (39), J.J.If you’ve been living under a rock for the last week, you missed the fact that the Michigan Wolverines are the de-facto 2013 national champions. View larger image Back Row John Falk, Jeff Long, T.J.
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View full 1993 roster (from all-time roster database, includes non-lettermen and freshmen) Joe Allore, Kevin Brickner, Steve Connelly, Joel Gerring, Andy Riegler, Mark Mattesi, Marty Rice, Lance Satterthwaite, Michael Weiskopf Jim Herrmann, Fred Jackson, Greg Mattison, Les Miles, Bobby 19Īll-Conference: Tyrone Wheatley, Buster Stanley, Ty Lawįrederick Matthaei Award: Tyrone WheatleyĪrthur Robinson Scholarship Award: Marc MiliaĪssistant coaches: Cam Cameron, Lloyd Carr, Mike DeBord, Bill Harris,
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