Michigan Clinches Big Ten Share With Minnesota Victory
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Ann Arbor, Michigan clinched a share of the Big Ten regular-season title Tuesday, beating Minnesota 77-67 at Crisler Center, improving to 26-2 and 16-1. Elliot Cadeau led with 15 points and five assists, L.J. Cason added 14 points, and Aday Mara contributed ten. The Wolverines used a second-half surge and nine second-half three-pointers to secure the victory. Michigan needs one win in its remaining three games, including Friday at No. 10 Illinois, to clinch the title outright and earned a triple-bye in the Big Ten Tournament, and boosted national NCAA seeding projections. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Timeline
- 1. Prior to Feb. 24: Michigan lost 68-63 to Duke, dropping from No. 1.
- 2. Feb. 24 (Tuesday): Michigan defeated Minnesota 77-67 at Crisler Center.
- 3. Feb. 24: The win clinched at least a share of the Big Ten regular-season title.
- 4. Feb. 27 (Friday): Michigan scheduled to play No. 10 Illinois with chance to clinch outright.
- 5. March 13: Michigan earned a triple-bye entering the Big Ten Tournament at United Center.
Why it matters
If you're a Michigan fan, this win is a big deal. It puts the Wolverines in a strong position for the Big Ten Tournament. Plus, it boosts their national NCAA seeding projections. Check out their remaining games to see if they clinch the title outright.
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