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Stopping Michigan's Danny Wolf in Sweet 16 required team effort from Johni Broome, Auburn

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Michigan 7-footer Danny Wolf dropped 20 points on Auburn before the Tigers figured out how to slow him down in the second half.

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Danny Wolf’s final act falls short in loss to Auburn

ATLANTA — Danny Wolf has been the No. 5 seed Michigan men’s basketball team’s greatest showman all season long. Stunning entire arenas and making dazzling plays in every facet of the game, the 7-foot junior forward has been the wildcard that made the Wolverines a dynamic cover and exciting team to watch. But the show can’t go on forever, the final act always comes, and for Wolf that came in the Sweet Sixteen. While Michigan fell to No. 1 seed Au…

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Stopping Michigan's Danny Wolf in Sweet 16 required team effort from Johni Broome, Auburn

Michigan 7-footer Danny Wolf dropped 20 points on Auburn before the Tigers figured out how to slow him down in the second half.

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The Sweet Story Behind Auburn Star Johni Broome's Name

All the men in his family are named a variation of “John”: His father is John, his brother is John Jr., and he got “Johni.”

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Dave Portnoy Fires Back at Critics After Michigan's March Madness Loss to Auburn

The University of Michigan’s run through March Madness came to a halt in the Sweet 16, and one of its most outspoken and recognizable alumni, Dave Portnoy, didn’t let the moment pass without a reaction—albeit a slightly delayed and groggy one. Portnoy, the founder and president of Barstool Sports, shared his response the morning after the Wolverines’ 78–65 loss to the Auburn Tigers, posting a bleary-eyed video from bed in his Nashville hotel roo…

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