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Syla Swords scores 28, No. 8 Michigan beats Nebraska ahead of Big Ten showdown against No. 2 UCLA
Michigan extended its school-record Big Ten win streak to nine games with strong scoring and improved ball control, preparing for a key matchup against No. 2 UCLA.
- On Wednesday night, Michigan pulled away to beat Nebraska 88-69, with the Cornhuskers competitive for more than two quarters.
- Syla Swords, Michigan guard, scored 28 and Olivia Olson had 21 to lead the team, with Ashley Sofilkanich adding nine points and 13 rebounds.
- The Wolverines improved to 20-3 overall and 11-1 in Big Ten play, reaching the 20-win mark for the 20th time and spending a program-record 11 consecutive weeks in the top 10.
- Michigan's streak now faces a major test Sunday at home against No. 2 UCLA after extending a school-record nine straight Big Ten wins, while Nebraska will host Maryland on Saturday and remains 0-6 against AP Top 25 teams.
- The game started with eight lead changes and four ties; Michigan's third 3-pointer gave them a 69-64 lead after a 6-of-8 run in the third quarter.
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