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Ailing Yaxel Lendeborg did his best, but it was Elliot Cadeau who pushed Michigan to the top


Michigan point guard , the player who was presented the MOP trophy, was in the middle of that group hug, and he was bouncing with the knowledge that he’d overcome so many doubts about his potential to become a championship point guard, including his own. He scored 19 points, gaining a significant portion of that at the foul line. (Sporting News)

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Ailing Yaxel Lendeborg did his best, but it was Elliot Cadeau who pushed Michigan to the top