Michigan basketball falls to UConn in national championship rematch

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Michigan basketball falls to UConn in national championship rematch
Summary

Michigan basketball lost 85-77 to UConn on November 6 at TD Garden in Boston, in a rematch of last season's national championship. The Wolverines struggled early, shooting only 41.3% from the field and falling behind 43-30 at halftime. Despite a valiant second-half effort led by Trey McKenney, who scored all of his 22 points after the break, Michigan couldn't close the gap. UConn maintained a strong lead throughout, punctuated by Braylon Mullins's 23 points. Michigan will host Marquette on November 9 as they seek to bounce back from this defeat.

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  • •Michigan trailed UConn by 13 points at halftime.
  • •Trey McKenney finished with 22 points for Michigan.
  • •UConn went on an 18-4 run to gain control.
  • •Braylon Mullins led UConn with 23 points.
  • •Next game: Michigan hosts Marquette on November 9.
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Michigan basketball score: Trey McKenney went 0-for-7 in the first half as the Wolverines struggled with their shooting in a loss to UConn on Friday.

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Michigan Basketball fell 85-77 to UConn in a national championship game rematch on Friday. Here’s the recap, highlights and stats.

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