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‘This Isn’t the Pinnacle’: Final Four Is Nice, but Michigan Wants to Win It All
Michigan set a program record with 35 wins and became the first school to score 90+ points in four NCAA tournament games, propelled by coach Dusty May’s leadership.
- On Sunday, top-seeded Michigan defeated Tennessee 95-62 at the United Center, securing the program's first Final Four appearance since 2018.
- Head coach Dusty May has rapidly elevated the Wolverines to a 35-3 record in his second season, leveraging the transfer portal to build a consistent winner.
- All-American Yaxel Lendeborg anchored the offense with 27 points, while 7-foot-3 Aday Mara recorded a school-record 100 blocks this season.
- Next up, Michigan travels to Indianapolis for a national semifinal against Arizona on Saturday, following the Wildcats' 79-64 victory over Purdue.
- Expressing gratitude, May said the team is "carrying the flag for all those old guys" as the Wolverines pursue the program's second national championship.
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