Welcome on into the Wolverine basketball show. Clayton Safie here with you to recap, Michigan 69-63 national championship game win over Yukon. The Wolverines are national champions for the first time since 1989. Second time in program history. Give us a like on this video. If you're watching on YouTube, we've got to get to

500 likes. Also subscribe to the channel here. We got all sorts of coverage from the locker room,

from the court, talking to Dusty May, Michigan players, Michigan assistant coaches, athletic

director Ward Manual after Michigan's national title. Again, first one since 1989. As we all know, Terry Mills, the great Terry

Mills is the radio broadcaster on the broadcast team with Brian Bush for this great program.

And every time Brian Bush introduces him, and it's the same thing with Matt Shepard

before that, he gets introduced as the national champ,ry mills now it's going to be national

champ yaxel lendebork national champ nomari burnett national champ will cheddar elliot caddo

l jay kaysen who played a big role in getting michigan to the point that they were at helping them

get a one seed helping them on the bench after he got hurt.

Trey McKinney with what he did.

We're going to talk a lot about him in this show.

Harrison Hockberg, being a walk-on on this program was part of that team that went 8 and 24 a couple years ago.

We're leaving a bunch of people off there.

Dusty May, National Championship winning head coach.

How does that sound?

So we're going to get into all of it.

An incredible night here at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis,

outside of Michigan's locker room here.

They are long gone here as we near 3 o'clock in the morning.

It's 2.59 a.m. Wolverines are back at the Marriott, likely celebrating.

I think most of the guys on the team are over 21. If there are some that aren't like Tray McKinney who hit a couple of the biggest shots in Michigan history,

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