Found February 13, 2013 on It's Always Sunny in Detroit: Yardbarker Blogger Network
After the Michigan Wolverines were flat out dominated by Michigan State Tuesday night in East Lansing, many were left questioning whether Michigan gave up midway through the 75-52 drubbing.  The play of two of Michigan’s main cogs, junior Tim Hardaway, Jr. and freshman Glenn Robinson III,  can only be described as hot garbage.  Hardaway finished the night 1 for 11 from the floor for two points.  GRIII shot only 1 of 4, also for two points. In comparison, Alex Gauna, a little-used sophomore center, and Trevor Bohnhoff, a freshman walk-on who doesn’t even have his name on the back of his jersey, combined for four points for the Spartans. Assuming after the Wolverines were read the riot act by John Beilein and his coaching staff, Hardaway took to Twitter to apologize to fans and alumni for the team’s poor effort.   Some might call it class.  Others may call it good PR.  What do I think?  I think talk is cheap.  Michigan was outplayed, out-hustled, out-coached out-willed from the time...
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