Michigan women's basketball not content with Sweet 16 as a goal
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Michigan women's basketball, behind three stellar sophomore guards, is eyeing a deep March Madness run.
Dusty May knew immediately. Or at least the first time he saw his team in a gym last summer. He knew his men's Michigan basketball team would be good.
Final Four good. Title-worthy good, and certainly the best collection of talent he’d ever ... well ...
collected . Kim Barnes Arico wasn’t so sure. The Michigan women’s coach also gathered her team last summer.
She also looked out over the gym floor and saw the best collection of talent she’d ever recruited to Ann Arbor. Her talent was younger though, highlighted by three sophomores in Mila Holloway, Olivia Olson and Syla Swords. But it wasn’t just the youth that gave her pause.