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So we're getting ready for the Big 10 men's basketball tournament tomorrow through Sunday down in Indianapolis.

Our Michigan men's basketball team, they will be in action on Friday.

They will take on most likely Purdue, but Purdue on Thursday will take on the winner of tomorrow's matchup between USC and Rutgers.

So it'll be Purdue or Rutgers or USC versus Michigan on Saturday in the nightcap or

on Friday in the nightcap of the Big 10 quarterfinals at around 9 p.m.

If Michigan wins, they would advance to the second game on Saturday.

And they would face either Maryland or Illinois or Ohio State or Iowa.

That's the line that's coming in above Michigan, and that game will be on Saturday at around 3.30,

and then the championship game is on Sunday at 3.30 as well. That would be the line that Michigan is on.

Of course, a lot of work to be done for the Michigan Wolverines to get to that point.

To talk about that and a whole lot more, including how the season ended for his basketball team.

We heard from the head coach of the Michigan men's basketball team yesterday.

Dusty May for a long sit down with the media, which we bring to you now here on the Michigan Insider on the big 1050 WTK.

It looks like the clouds have parted and the sun is out and we're ready for a postseason

run and to play our best basketball when it means the most up here in March.

You got a lot of trust in your staff and players.

I assume you're prepared for kind of the short

preps and everything. And then on the flip side of that, how tough do you think personnel-wise,

scheme-wise, you guys are to prepare for 24 hours, 48 hours?

I do think the way our roster is constructed, that we're challenged a matchup in a short turn.

But Purdue and Rutgers, you've got to figure there's whatever Vegas would say,

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