The Michigan baseball team did what was expected of it - played a near flawless game against an overmatched Oakland University baseball team.
Yesterday, the Wolverines were once again threatened by rain, but never were threatened by Oakland. Michigan (12-15-1) defeated Oakland (4-13) 11-0 behind 14 hits, while allowing only four Pioneer hits.
Michigan rolls to 11 runs in shutout win
Call them Cardiac Kids. Call it heart-attack hockey. Or just call it exciting.
The Michigan hockey season had some of the closest shaves of any team in any season. Michigan could have easily lost any one of the 21 one-goal games this season.
The hard way
According to the schedule, last night's match at the Varsity Tennis Center was a home match for the Michigan men's tennis team.
But it sure didn't look like it.
Spartan fans invade 'M' tennis home, but Michigan wins 6-1
The home stretch for the Michigan women's tennis team has arrived. Of the Wolverines' 15 matches this year, 12 have been against nonconference opponents. That's about to change.
Michigan heads into the heart of its Big Ten schedule this weekend, with road matches against Minnesota and Iowa. The Wolverines enter these matches with a 2-1 Big Ten record and a 7-8 overall mark.Rocky road ahead for 'M' women's tennis
Today, the Michigan Athletic Department will pull off the first half of a trade with the Executive branch of the federal government, sending the Michigan football team to the White House for a visit.
In exchange, of course, President Clinton will send the First Lady to Ann Arbor later this month, when she'll deliver a speech on something other than sports.
Football champions prepared to meet President Clinton today in Rose Garden
It starts at the youngest level of baseball. Little league coaches across America tell their future major league pitchers to get ahead of the hitters. 'Just throw the ball over the plate and the rest will take care of itself,' they say. 'Let your infield do the work.Hribernik obeys age-old rule in victory
Men's golf mixes up lineup in attempt to recover from slump
After a rough start to the spring season, the Michigan men's golf team heads for Huntington, W. Va. to compete in this weekend's Marshall Invitational.
The Wolverines will be looking to rebound from consecutive poor outings.
Crew looks to keep momentum against Hawkeyes this weekend
Tomorrow, the Michigan women's rowing team will continue its overachieving season when it hosts Big Ten rival Iowa. The Wolverines hope that they will be able to duplicate the feat at Belleville Lake, like their win two weekends ago against No. 3 Virginia.
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