ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Riding high off an upset over No. 3 Purdue, Michigan had a shot to cap off a busy week with another win over a ranked opponent.
The problem: The Wolverines struggled to make many shots outside of the paint and anything further than 6 feet from the basket.
Michigan couldn't overcome another poor outside-shooting performance and a rough second half as it ended its three-game, five-day stretch with a 68-57 loss against No. 16 Ohio State on Saturday at Crisler Center.
