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College basketball seasons consist of a bunch of moments.

And on Thursday night,

Namari Burnett and the Wolverines enjoyed a magical one.

But it only swung 5% of Michigan's Big Ten schedule.

That is absolutely valuable, but it's far from everything.

The moments add up, and this time of year, they don't stop.

And for Michigan, the moments that have mattered on the opposite end of the spectrum

in losses as of late have come, conversely, on miss shots by the opposition, because Michigan

has not been able to snag enough defensive rebounds. It happened 16 days ago against Michigan

State, and the second half on Sunday afternoon against Illinois felt eerily similar. Overall for the game,

Illinois was plus 11 on the glass, and the Illini had 19 of their 43 rebounds coming after an offensive miss.

Illinois racked up 30 second chance points, many of which came during a 62 to 43 second

half blitzing that turned what was a one point halftime lead for the Illini into an emphatic

20-point win. No doubt, there are plenty of

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