Michigan basketball attempted more 3-pointers than 2-pointers, in rolling over Oakland, 92-48, in an exhibition at Little Caesars Arena on Sunday.

Top highlight: Late in the first half, Roddy Gayle Jr. found Vladislav Goldin cutting baseline for an alley-oop, with Goldin dunking through a foul to give Michigan a 44-26 lead. It was an example of Michigan’s unselfishness and quick ball movement.

Fueled by a balanced scoring effort and a strong first half, the Wolverines rolled to a 92-48 wire-to-wire victory in the charity exhibition at LCA.

In total, Michigan had five players in double figures. Yale transfer Danny Wolf recorded a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds, knocking down a pair of three-pointers and adding two assists. The Wolverines' other starting big man, Florida Atlantic transfer Vlad Goldin, had 11 points and added four rebounds, a blocked shot and a steal.

"These guys, most come from programs where they won a lot of games, won championships," May said. "I don't think they came here to take a step back."

In an exhibition bout at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, the Wolverines men’s basketball team picked apart the Golden Grizzlies, winning 92-48. Michigan surgically maneuvered around the zone and Oakland had no response in the 40-point blowout.

After a long offseason and a longer offseason, Michigan basketball is back. With a new coach, new roster and new style, it’ll take some time for fans to familiarize themselves with Dusty May’s new program,

Michigan basketball beat Oakland, 92-48, at Little Caesars Arena in a charity exhibition game to benefit Forgotten Harvest. Here are some takeaways from watching this team play in a game setting for t