Michigan's Transfer Five Win Title

Michigan just snagged their second national title in men's hoops, grinding out a 69-63 win over Yukon on Monday night.

Coach Dusty May starting 5-all transfers dubbed the New Fab, 5-ditched the Flash for Pure Hustle, delivering the trophy the original Fab 5,

chased but never grabbed back in the 90s.

The game got ugly fast, with Michigan hitting just 2-3 pointers all night while clamping Yukon to under 31% shooting.

Their defense shown through four straight tournament games, holding foes to season lows, even as the Wolverines missed their first 11-3s, and got out-rebounded on the offensive glass.

Elliott Codot earned final four most outstanding player honors with 19 points, including their first three in the second half.

Yukon hung tough till the end, with Alex Caribond dropping 17, but late misses and foul troubles sealed their fate against Michigan's.

Near perfect free throws at 25 for 28. Fans lit up social media. From Jalen Rose's hail to the victors shout out to Chris Weber's Go Blue Love.

This marks Michigan's first title since 1989, and the Big Ten's first men's crown since Michigan State in 2000, capping a sweep.

With Indiana's football win, and UCLA's women's hoops triumph, Dusty May proved the transfer portal's power, turning outsiders into a unit that battled through injuries and odds.

These Wolverines found a way all season, proving grit beats glamour for that ultimate hardware.

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