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Clayton Safie here with Anthony Broome.

On the floor here at Lucas Oil Stadium.

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Following Michigan's dominant victory,

9173 over Arizona, a fellow number one seed in the final four. Michigan will take on Yukon for the national championship on Monday night. Remarkable, what Michigan accomplished tonight. And we'll get into every facet of it. But to do that to a fellow number one seed, it was number three, number four overall on Ken Palm all times.

It's 1996, 97.

The most efficient team's top five in efficiency.

And Michigan is up 30 at one point in the second half.

They end up with an 18-point victory after things got a little bit sloppy late

and, you know,

was what it was in garbage time.

This wasn't VCU, Wichita State, George Mason, any of those teams.

This was the Arizona Wildcats, Anthony.

And we're on the court at the Final Four.

This is insane.

So much of not just tonight, but this experience has been a fever dream because we know that in college basketball, there's so much variance, bounce of a ball. I mean, look, look no further than, you know, the Duke and Yukon game from last weekend.

But the way that this team, and I'm standing here three hours or however long it's

been after the game, I'm, I'm shocked. Like there is not a, if you would have told me this

would have happened tonight, I, because these were the two, this was the clash of the Titans.

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