Why Michigan basketball’s Sweet 16 team is different this year, according to head coach Dusty May
By Brandon Carr
Published on March 22, 2026.
No. 1-seeded Michigan Wolverines advanced to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament after a 95-72 victory over St. Louis. Head coach Dusty May praised his team's chemistry and resilience, and praised Yaxel Lendeborg's growth and versatility. Despite acknowledging that there are still areas to improve, May credited improved shot-making as a key difference in the outcome. The team will next face the winner of the 4/5 matchup between Texas Tech and Alabama.
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