By Rod Beard The Detroit News Comments U-M coach John Beilein is more concerned about keeping his squad focused than he is settling scores with those teams that have beat the Wolverines this season. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News) Ann Arbor — Michigan's road through the Big Ten tournament could be viewed as a road to redemption. If the Wolverines reach the championship game, they are likely to face teams that have beaten them this season. First up is Penn State, which upset Michigan last month. A victory would bring up Wisconsin, which won an overtime thriller in the only meeting. Then, Indiana (swept Michigan) would follow in the semifinals, followed by either Ohio State (split) or...
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