Michigan guard Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman drives for two of his team-high 24 points as the Wolverines routed Texas A&M in Thursday’s NCAA Sweet 16 game. From there, the game turned into a math equation. And it was more than enough to overwhelm a Texas A&M team that had no answers to slow Michigan down. By the time the first half had ended, Michigan led 52-28, and the final 20 minutes turned into a mere formality. “I felt like Michigan, the first eight to ten minutes, played about as well as anybody we played against this year.

Source: Washington Post March 23, 2018 03:12 UTC