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Michigan guard Spike Albrecht makes Florida look silly

It continues to be a good day for the Wolverines as Spike Albrecht gets the steal and pretty basket.

Florida looked liked they might make a run at the start of the second half, but Michigan freshman Spike Albrecht restored the Wolverines' momentum with a quick steal and impressive layup over two much taller Florida players.

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Albrecht is under 6' tall, but made 6'10 Erik Murphy look silly, faking him out, then going under and around Kenny Boynton. If the Wolverines continue to get play like this out of their role players, they'll be punching their ticket to Atlanta soon enough.

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