Michigan overcame early turnover issues to defeat St. John's 96-94 in overtime. The 7 Michigan men's basketball team struggled with turnovers, committing 22 in total, a problem that plagued them last season and in their recent exhibition loss to Cincinnati.
Despite their struggles, the Wolverines managed to clean up their issues as the game progressed. They initially jumped out to a small lead but were unable to pull away due to turnovers. These turnovers, including risky entry passes, miscommunications, and inaccurate throws, hindered Michigan's offensive momentum in the first half.
When the Wolverines needed a bucket, graduate forward Yaxel Lendeborg was their guy.
The team's ability to overcome their turnover issues ultimately led to their victory. Author's summary: Michigan wins 96-94 in overtime.