Michigan takes down UConn for program’s first title since 1989
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The Michigan Wolverines have won their first national championship title since 1989, defeating the UConn Huskies 69-63 in the final. Guard Elliot Cadeau was named the outstanding player, scoring 19 points despite facing intense pressure from the Huskies.
The Michigan Wolverines ended a 37-year title drought by beating the UConn Huskies 69-63. Michigan forced UConn to shoot poorly from behind the arc, with the Huskies making only 27.3% of their 3-pointers. The Wolverines' victory sparked celebrations online and at home. Guard Elliot Cadeau was named the outstanding player, scoring 19 points. Center Aday Mara and forward Yaxel Lendeborg also played key roles in the win. This is Michigan's first championship title since 1989.
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