The Michigan Wolverines’ +25000 odds rank them outside the top-50 among all NCAA teams to win the 2023-24 college basketball national championship. Next on the schedule is a home matchup versus the Nebraska Cornhuskers at 12:00 PM ET on Sunday, March 10.
In its previous game, Michigan fell to Ohio State on Sunday, 84-61. Its leading scorer was Dug McDaniel with 19 points.
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Michigan NCAA Championship Odds
- National championship odds (preseason): +8000
- National championship odds (on Dec. 31): +13000
- National championship odds (current): +25000
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Michigan Strength of Schedule, Tournament Resume
- The Wolverines are facing the second-hardest schedule in the country, based on our predictions.
- For the remainder of 2023-24, Michigan plays no teams with a record not as good as its own, and one team currently above .500.
- There are no games against Top 25 teams remaining on the Wolverines’ schedule in 2023-24.
- Michigan’s signature win of the season came against the Wisconsin Badgers, a top 50 team (No. 35), according to the RPI. Michigan secured the 72-68 home win on February 7.
- When facing Quadrant 1 teams (based on the RPI), the Wolverines are 1-9 (.100%) — tied for the fifth-most losses.
- According to the RPI, Michigan has seven losses versus Quadrant 2 teams, tied for the second-most in the country.
Michigan Season Stats and Insights
- The Wolverines average 73.6 points per game (187th in college basketball) while giving up 79.2 per contest (341st in college basketball). They have a -170 scoring differential overall and have been outscored by 5.6 points per game.
- The Wolverines connect on 8.1 three-pointers per game (113th in college basketball) compared to their opponents’ 7.3. They shoot 36.5% from deep while their opponents hit 36.0% from long range.
- Michigan scores 203.1 points per 100 possessions (328th in college basketball), while giving up 218.7 points per 100 possessions (145th in college basketball).
- The Wolverines have committed 12.6 turnovers per game (306th in college basketball play), 3.3 more than the 9.3 they force on average (302nd in college basketball).
Michigan Leading Performers
- McDaniel leads the Wolverines in points and assists. He scores 16.6 points per game while also adding 4.5 assists.
- Tarris Reed Jr. paces Michigan with 7.2 rebounds per game.
- McDaniel is the top three-point shooter for the Wolverines, hitting 2.1 per contest.
- McDaniel leads the team with 1.1 steals per game. Reed Jr. collects 1.5 blocks an outing to pace Michigan.
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