By Rod Beard The Detroit News Michigan coach John Beilein will try to snap his team out its sluggish play in recent games. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News) Ann Arbor- Even after two lackluster outings in the Big Ten tournament, Michigan isn't worried about its intensity as it prepares for its first NCAA Tournament foe. The Wolverines had sluggish starts in both games - an overtime win over Minnesota and a 22-point loss to Ohio State - and had deep deficits in both games. The Golden Gophers led, 13-4, and the Buckeyes went ahead, 16-5, in the first nine minutes. Michigan (24-9) was able to dig out of the early hole against Minnesota on Friday but couldn't muster any offensive consistency to do...
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