If Dickinson gets Cliff in foul trouble, we're doomed.
Dickinson will eat up Agee or Reiber.
Maybe Mag can be a gap stop sort term against him.
Irrelevant to the game of basketball......the same game plan applies here that applies to Purdue......Let Dickinson take as many shots as he wants and stay with the 3 point shooters like Eli Brooks and don't assume Jones and Frosh Caleb Houstan, are going to miss open 3s.
Do NOT double team Dickinson....he can get 35 points if he wants, 2s will not beat RU, 3s will.....let Cliff or Agee guard him 1 on 1 and if he scores, so be it....
The psychology of basketball is watching 4 other players see another player score a whole bunch of points.....at some point, those other players are not in the flow of the game and the fewer shots RU gives up from 3, the better.
On offense, actually Dickinson has his hands full with Cliff, not the other way around.....Dickinson is very slow and reaches and fouls a lot BUT the refs rarely call fouls on Dickinson because he is a high profile name and he's on Michigan.....but he is fundamentally sound, but Cliff should be fine guarding him.....
The key to the game is rebounding, whatever long shots are missed, because Michigan has a size advantage up front....Mulcahy will have to stop actually watching and hoping others get a rebound and box out and dig in for some rebounds.
Dickinson cannot keep up with the speed of Cliff.....Cliff should run the floor and get easy layups or dunks.....
Let Dickinson go 1 on 1 and stay home on the 3 point line.....
I don't know how RUs bench will play on offense, but there really should be driving lanes and open looks for RU.....just take the shots when presented and get back on defense.
If the whistle is fair, RU wins....