Once again, the Michigan Wolverines have advanced past the second round of the NCAA Tournament following a 64-49 victory over the Florida Gators from Des Moines, Iowa. It’s the third straight year they’ve made the Sweet 16!
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Check out some of the top highlights from yesterday’s game!
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Authoritative dunk from Isiah Livers!
The Wolverines advance!
They took down Florida by a 64-49 final score in Des Moines, Iowa thanks to 19 points from Jordan Poole and 10 from Isaiah Livers. They’re now headed to Anaheim, California, for the Sweet 16/Elite 8!
Check out this awesome dunk from Livers that put an exclamation point on the win!
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MUST SEE: Michigan coach John Beilein wishes good luck to MSU players
Michigan is on to the Sweet 16 once again as they easily defeated Florida 64-49 in the Round of 32.
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Following the game, Wolverines’ head coach John Beilein was heading down the tunnel towards the Michigan locker room when suddenly, he noticed some familiar faces. It was the Michigan State Spartans who were coming out of their respective locker room for warmups before their matchup against Minnesota.
As they crossed paths, Beilein wished a couple of Spartans’ players “good luck” in their game against Minnesota.
Check it out.
John Beilein wishes Michigan State good luck ahead of their game against Minnesota then says, “I was going to say win one for the Big Ten…” pic.twitter.com/Tffl3TkB9H
— Zach Harig (@zach_harig) March 23, 2019
One thing is for certain, John Beilein is 100% class.
Now, if it had been the Michigan State football team, they may have clotheslined coach Beilein!!!
JUST KIDDING!
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Fan sign beckons Steve Yzerman to save the Red Wings
It’s pretty self-explanatory.
The Detroit Red Wings were officially eliminated from playoff contention for the third consecutive season. Though most fans had given up on the notion of the Stanley Cup playoffs months ago, it was still a disappointing milestone for a team that had just spent 25 consecutive years playing for a chance to be the last team standing.
A long-time Red Wings fan who lives in Montreal attended Tuesday night’s game at the Bell Centre against the Montreal Canadiens brought a sign beckoning the former captain to save the team, much like he did with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
