And we are back from Utec IT and here on the Michigan Insider on the Big

1050 WTKA online at the big 1050.com. When we are at Utec, you know that means it

is the first day of the NCAA men's basketball tournament action tips off at

1215. Our coverage starts at 11 a.m. The Westwood won coverage here on the

Big 1050 WTKA and of course later on tonight our Michigan Wolverines are playing UC San Diego at around a.m. The Westwood One coverage here on the big 1050 WTKA. And of course later on tonight,

our Michigan Wolverines are playing UC San Diego at around 10 p.m. Eastern time. You can listen to

the game on 1-2.9W4 country over on the FM dial. I believe the game is on TBS. But right

now, as you've already heard from Danny Wolf, Tray Donaldson, and Vlad Golden, a little bit more from yesterday's press conference getting you ready for tonight's game. Here is the head coach of the Michigan

men's basketball team, a banner-raising head coach in his first year as the head man for the

Wolverines. Here is Dusty May now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA.

Zach Edwards, Michigan Daily. Dusty, you have a lot of prior experience in this tournament and success in this tournament.

A lot of the players do as well.

How do you guys kind of channel that past experience and change your approach, whether it be you differ that approach,

keep it the same, and kind of all collect that together to this team that's Michigan this year?

Well, every team's different and we've been so focused on our preparation and getting

our guys prepared for our opponent that we haven't talked about all the extra stuff yet. It's

came at us quickly, too. We played and got back late Sunday night. The one thing we've done

differently is Danny started it by talking about the perspective of the underdog or the team that has nothing to lose.

And so as a group, we talked about how we're going to still be aggressive, we're still going

to play the way we play. But at no point during that 40 minutes are we going to play with

any fear or failure. If they go on a run, and obviously the crowds typically, they go for

the lower seed, smaller smaller teams that's not

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