Biggest Michigan hoops game since March 24, 2022 tonight. Crisler better be rocking for Dusty and co. Lets go blue

Michigan hoops is a top 5 team in the country. We sleep in Dusty May

Of the 18 teams currently in the Big Ten, 13 have played in a championship game this century in either football or basketball. Penn State can make it 14 with a win in the Orange Bowl, leaving only Northwestern, Iowa, Rutgers, Minnesota to not.

No other conference could be remotely close to this.

When was the last time a team won outright in back to back games as 17+ point underdogs

So ESPN announcers criticize Indiana during their playoff game, but don't mention how embarrassing this is for Alabama in a tight game closer to home than a 7-5 squad without:

Mason Graham
Will Johnson
Kenneth Grant
Josiah Stewart
Colston Loveland
Kalel Mullings
Donovan Edwards
Myles Hinton

The Reliaquest Bowl needs to have a real serious discussion about who plays in the game and not just focus on wins.

Just wait until Hypothetical Alabama shows up

Michigan getting to Milroe early and Bama having trouble with the snap. Feels familiar

SEC bias coming to basketball?

Illinois - NET 9, kenpom 19, BPI 11

AP 22?

Michigan - NET 17, kenpom 11, BPI 22

AP 30?

Maryland NET 10, kenpom 20, BPI 21

AP 26?

Arkansas - NET 43, kenpom 40, BPI 43

AP 23?

Mississippi - NET 39, kenpom 34, BPI 34

AP 24?