Welcome to an instant reaction edition of Andy and Ari on three presented by BetMGM.

We are here in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium where Michigan has just won the national championship with a 69, 63 win against Yukon.

Ari, I doubt if you told Dusty May before this game that his team would go

2 or 15 from 3 that he think he won.

But what do we always say in football?

And it's true in basketball too.

The team with the better large human beings wins the game.

Yeah, I mean, that actually felt like a boxing match for most of it,

right? Very physical. Nothing was easy for either team inside or outside. Wasn't a great shooting day

by either team, but it felt like to me, Andy, and you know, not to borrow another football cliche,

but for the entire game, did it feel like Michigan was just bigger, stronger,

and faster? Yes. They made everything so hard for Yukon, especially on the inside. And I mean,

Adymarra was unbelievable. He altered every shot that came, you know, from within 15 feet.

Any shot within 15 feet when he was on the floor, he affected in some way, shape, or form.

Yeah.

And it just everything Yukon did was so freaking hard.

Whereas Michigan was scoring in the paint more easily.

I don't think anything was actually easy for anybody. But they were scoring in the paint more easily. I don't think anything was actually easy for anybody,

but they were scoring in the paint more easily.

Marez Johnson Jr. was incredible.

And that's what I thought was interesting because, you know,

Terrace Reed for Yukon has been amazing all tournament.

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