VolArmy74
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Amaker took over the worst possible situation at Michigan, they were mired in the NCAA investigation from the FAB 5 violations and they were flat out terrible on the court, winning 10 games the year before he got there.
His first year Michigan had imposed a self ban on the post season, though in his second year he took Michigan from 8th to 3rd in the Big 10 they were banned from that post season too. The NCAA investigation didn't conclude until his third year. Michigan got hammered with 4 years probation and they lost a scholarship a year from 2004-2008 and were initially banned for 2 more years from the post-season.
His third year Michigan finished with 19 wins and an RPI of 37 and still didn't get an at-large bid, they went on to win the NIT after the NCAA lifted the ban on the 3rd year in the post-season on appeal. He finished with 23 wins that year.
He'd win 20+ his final two seasons at Michigan but was still fired right as the probation and sanctions were ending.
His first year Michigan had imposed a self ban on the post season, though in his second year he took Michigan from 8th to 3rd in the Big 10 they were banned from that post season too. The NCAA investigation didn't conclude until his third year. Michigan got hammered with 4 years probation and they lost a scholarship a year from 2004-2008 and were initially banned for 2 more years from the post-season.
His third year Michigan finished with 19 wins and an RPI of 37 and still didn't get an at-large bid, they went on to win the NIT after the NCAA lifted the ban on the 3rd year in the post-season on appeal. He finished with 23 wins that year.
He'd win 20+ his final two seasons at Michigan but was still fired right as the probation and sanctions were ending.