MGoBlue Podcasts with Jon Jansen Defend the Block 337 - Oakland Recap
Nov 4, 2025
Dusty May, head coach known for his strategic acumen, shares insights on team connectivity and a remarkable 29-assist performance. Assistant coach Mike Boynton Jr. praises the unselfishness and versatility of players, highlighting the importance of defensive communication. They discuss standout performances, including Elliot Cadeau's playmaking and Trey McKinney's shooting prowess. Additionally, they reflect on the benefits of facing local teams like Oakland, emphasizing competitive growth and shared achievements.
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Paint Attack Set Tone
- Michigan executed a clear game plan from tip, attacking the paint and using high-low sets rather than settling for jumpers.
- Mortez Johnson's interior scoring and physicality set the offensive tone early and changed the game's flow.
Unselfishness Fueled Ball Movement
- Dusty May highlighted team connection and unselfishness as the biggest positives from the win.
- Michigan posted 29 assists, which May called evidence they may be the best passing team in the country.
Point Guard Controls Tempo
- Elliot Cadeau controlled pace with poise and excellent decision-making despite limited scoring.
- His assist-to-turnover ratio (12 assists, 1 turnover) anchored Michigan's offensive efficiency.