Hey, it's me, Ira from the Michigan Insider. Join me at the first ever Ann Arbor Wine and Spirits Festival on Saturday, April 11th from 2 until 8 at Revel Run in Chelsea.

Taste local and national brands of wine, tequila bourbon, and so much more. Enjoy Zingerman's Roadhouse and local food trucks, live entertainment and cigar rolling demonstrations.

Charles Woodson Intercept Wines will be there too. Get your tickets in advance and save.

Go to Ann Arbor Wine and Spiritsfest.com. That's Ann Arbor Wine and Spiritsfest.com. Buy your tickets today. We'll see you on the 11th. Back here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK, online to Big 1050.com. You heard from the Yukon coaching, the coaches and players from the post game.

Now let's get to the victors and the... 50.com. You heard from the Yukon coaching, the coaches and players from the post game.

Now let's get to the victors and the leaders and best, the champions of Division I men's college basketball, the Michigan Wolverines right now on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTKA.

We're joined now by the 2026 national champions head coach Dusty May of the University of Michigan

with Trey McKinney, Yaxil Lenda Borg, and Elliot Kedoh. Coach, could you open up with some thoughts

and then we'll get some questions for the student athletes first. Yeah, what a way to wrap up the

25-26 college basketball season with this group. I want to begin by thinking last year's team at Michigan, we came up a little bit short,

but those guys laid the foundation, established an identity for us, and also helped attract

these guys to come in and chase this stream together.

And secondly, I want to thank our FAU guys, the team and staff

that really, really, this is one time I'm making it about me that really helped us grow together.

And that was the first time I'd been with a group that was truly sacrificial where we were

about each other. And because of that, we all improve so much.

And this team's done the same thing.

When you bring a group this talented together and they decide from the beginning that they're

going to do it this way and they never waver and they never change,

that's probably the most uncommon thing in athletics now and it's a tribute to their character, but also those in

their circles around them. Their coaches, their parents, their mentors, they allowed these guys

to give themselves up for the group, and it's never guaranteed, but for these guys to cut down

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