Michigan vs Tennessee: Elite Eight Final Four Showdown

The Michigan Wolverines, led by Big Ten Player of the Year Yaxel Lendeborg, have dominated their first three tournament games, averaging 95 points per game. Tennessee, the sixth seed, earned a 76‑62 victory over second‑seed Iowa State and will look to match Michigan’s length and defensive prowess.

Michigan holds a 7.5‑point spread and a -340 moneyline against Tennessee’s +270, with a total set at 146.5. Tennessee’s key weakness is shooting below 43%, a 1‑8 record in such stretches, while Michigan’s tempo control will be crucial for a first Final Four in five years.