CHICAGO — Michigan defeated Alabama 90-77 in the Sweet 16 on Friday, March 27, with Yaxel Lendeborg leading the Wolverines with 23 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists; four Michigan players reached double figures as the team turned the game with a second-half surge. Michigan advances to the Elite Eight and will face the winner of Iowa State and Tennessee in the regional final at 2:15 p.m. Sunday; the victory gave Michigan a program-record 34th win while Alabama's season concluded, with regional reports noting LaBaron Philon scored 35 in the loss.
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Michigan's win is a big deal for the community. It's not just about basketball, it's about local pride and unity. If you're a fan, celebrate responsibly and enjoy the moment. If you're not, it's a great time to join the fun. Check the game schedule and tune in for the Elite Eight.
Michigan's record-breaking season continues, thanks to a strong team performance. Alabama's season ends, but they fought hard. Remember, it's not just about winning, it's about the journey. Worth forwarding if you know someone who loves a good sports story.
Michigan's basketball program benefited by securing a 90-77 Sweet 16 victory, advancing to the Elite Eight, improving its program-record win total, and strengthening its positioning for a potential national title run.
Alabama's team, coaching staff and fans suffered as the season ended with a 90-77 Sweet 16 defeat, concluding their tournament run and eliminating their 2025-26 hopes.
Michigan basketball leaves no questions in Sweet 16 about title chances
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