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Michigan football and basketball beat writer for @MaizeBlueRvw on the @On3sports network.
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Michigan disposes of Connecticut, wins first national championship in 37 years

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By Brock Heilig Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
Michigan basketball has won the 2025-26 national championship. The Wolverines dumped the Connecticut Huskies, 69-63, in the national final to claim their second title in program history, and their first since 1989. Elliot Cadeau led the way for U-M in scoring with 19 points on 5-of-11 shooting. He also connected on one of his four 3-point attempts. Cadeau made one of Michigan’s just two 3-pointers on the night.
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Michigan blows past No. 1 Arizona, secures berth in National Championship

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By Brock Heilig Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
Absolutely no one saw coming what happened at Lucas Oil Stadium late Saturday night. What was built up to be one of the best college basketball matchups of all-time turned into a complete dud as the top-seeded Michigan Wolverines simply continued business as usual in the national semifinal. U-M dominated from start to finish. The Wolverines secured a 91-73 victory, breaking numerous records in the process.
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Michigan obliterates Tennessee, advances to ninth Final Four in program history

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By Brock Heilig Verified
| Go Iowa Awesome
For about six or seven minutes on Sunday afternoon, heart rates were up, nails were being bitten and the outcome of the Midwest Regional Final was still very much up in the air. But after the top-seeded Wolverines went on a 19-0 run in the middle of the first half, the winner was all but decided—U-M was bound to head to another Final Four. Tennessee led, 16-14, about midway through the first half, but the Wolverines completely dominated the remainder of the game.
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