“(Sophomore forward Kendall Dudley) has an incredible motor to the ball,” Michigan coach Kim Barnes Arico said. As it turns out, controlling the offensive glass paid dividends throughout the entire game. Dudley played a tremendous part as she recorded three offensive rebounds in the first half, two of which resulted in second-chance points. “We got a lot of offensive rebounds,” sophomore guard Olivia Olson said. They also protected against offensive rebounds, allowing just one — the fewest the Wolverines have allowed all season.