Michigan Wins First Men’s Basketball National Title Since 1989

Michigan guard Elliot Cadeau was named Most Outstanding Player after finishing with 19 points.

Michigan won the men’s basketball national title for the first time since 1989.

The Wolverines defeated the UConn Huskies in a thrilling game to secure the championship. With 37-seconds left, Michigan’s Solo Ball shot a three pointer to give them a four point lead of 67-63.

In the final minutes, Trey McKenney secured the win, largely sealed by his earlier crucial 3-pointer and key free throws. Overall, Michigan gained a 69-63 victory.

Michigan guard Elliot Cadeau was named Most Outstanding Player after finishing with 19 points. This marked only the second time in the program history that the men’s team won a national basketball championship.