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Dusty May cultivated a roster with few weaknesses in quick succession, bringing glory to the Maize and Blue.
Consider Michigan, under in national title game
Trysta Krick and Drew Dinsick preview the national title game between UConn and Michigan, analyzing injuries to Solo Ball and Yaxel Lendeborg before explaining why the Wolverines should cover against a weaker opponent.

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UConn’s breakout star, Braylon Mullins, will try to take down the family’s favorite program with the national title on the line. But there’s no doubt where the family’s allegiance lies.
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The Wolverines survive a major scare from the Huskies but scrape by to capture the Big Ten’s first title since 2000.
The word “legacy” hovers over the final hours of Alex Karaban’s playing career at UConn.
Connecticut is trying to become the first program since John Wooden’s UCLA behemoth of the 1960s and ‘70s to win three championships over a four-season span.
Oats is 170-73 in seven seasons at Alabama with six consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. He signed his last new contract in 2024.
Lendeborg played just five minutes of the first half before getting hurt in Saturday’s 91-73 victory over Arizona, which sent Michigan (36-3) to its first title game since 2018.
John Fanta talks with Tarris Reed Jr. after the Huskies advanced to the National Championship largely behind Reed’s effort in the paint for Dan Hurley’s squad.
John Fanta speaks with UConn head coach Dan Hurley after his Huskies advanced to the National Championship after defeating Illinois in Indianapolis.
Michigan overpowered Arizona early and humbled the ’Cats all night long, turning the Final Four meeting billed as the Game of the Year into a 91-73 Wolverines highlight reel Saturday night.