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12:06 am
Tue April 9, 2013

Michigan falls short in NCAA men's basketball championship game

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Wolverine fans filled the Georgia Dome in Atlanta for the NCAA men's basketball championship game
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An impressive run through the NCAA tournament came up short for the Michigan Wolverines last night in Atlanta. 

After running up a double digit lead in the first half, the Wolverines succumbed to Louisville’s pressure defense.   The Cardinals kept up their hot shooting on offense and did just enough to put away Michigan down the stretch.

The final score: Louisville 82-Michigan 76. 

The Wolverines did have some standout performances.

AP player of the year Guard Trey Burke had 24 points for Michigan (31-8).  Little-used freshman Spike Albrecht added 17 points.

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12:44 am
Mon April 8, 2013

Wolverines play for NCAA title tonight

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Michigan senior Jordan Morgan takes a charge in the final minute of the semi-final against Syracuse.
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Michigan playing in Atlanta against Syracuse.
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Michigan playing in Atlanta against Syracuse.
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The team being announed for the Syracuse game.
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The Michigan Wolverines will play tonight for what would be the Ann Arbor school’s first NCAA men’s basketball title since 1989.

It’s been 20 years since the Wolverines last played in a national championship game.  They lost that game to North Carolina. The year before the team lost to Duke.

In the two decades since, U of M has made quick exits from the March Madness tournament.

The Louisville Cardinals have been more successful lately in the tournament, but their last national title was in 1986.

Tip off for tonight’s game will be after 9.

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