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You've heard from Namari Burnett, Roddy Gail Jr., Yaxa Lenderberg, and Trey McKinney, getting a shredding for tonight's Sweet 16 matchup, Michigan versus Alabama at 735 Eastern Time out in Chicago, Illinois. Sam and I will be leaving for Chicago shortly after the show. But right now, one final part of that preview. We heard from head coach Dusty May yesterday during the media availability at the podium.

So let's get coach Dusty May yesterday during the media availability at the podium.

So let's get to Dusty May now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

We're excited to be back in Chicago with a chance to compete and continue on with our season.

It's not our compete against a program like Alabama

and with the other two teams here.

I'd open up for questions.

All right, we'll start here in the middle.

Hey, Dusty, Dan Wolkin, Yahoo Sports.

We don't have a lot of transparency into how much it really costs

to put a team like the one you have together.

At a school like Michigan and Alabama

faces the same thing where football has to eat as well. How do you do it year after year and is it

sustainable at the rate it's going? It's a great question. I mean, you hear a year and year out

that this isn't sustainable and all reports point towards the numbers going up.

And I think when you see the ratings and when you see all that's happening around our sport, I can always speak for men's basketball, it seems as though there's an influx of everything, of money, of attention, of new avenues to generate revenue.

I can't see the cat going back in the bag personally.

Fortunately, we're at a brand where, you know, each school is in a different situation,

based on their alumni based on how marketable their athletes are

and the attention and spotlight on their program.

And so fortunately,

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