Michigan basketball will try and keep its magic going on Saturday against a physical Texas A&M squad at 5:15 p.m. at Ball Arena in Denver. Follow live updates.
The Wolverines survived a late push from UC San Diego in a game that ended up being closer than it should, but they found a way to pull it out, as they’ve done all year. Meanwhile, Texas A&M overwhelmed Yale with its size in its first-round matchup, winning the rebounding battled 37-29.
Who controls the glass will be a huge theme in Saturday’s matchup between the Wolverines and the Aggies, as Texas A&M makes up for its subpar offense by dominating in rebounding.
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Michigan, meanwhile, has struggled to play with consistency throughout its games, but the Wolverines’ best is among the best in the nation and they’ve proven time and time again they are comfortable pulling out games late.
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After playing at 10 p.m. on Thursday, the Wolverines are in one of the primetime spots, facing the Aggies at 5:15 p.m. on CBS.
Here’s how to watch the Michigan-Texas A&M basketball NCAA second-round matchup:
What channel is Michigan basketball vs Texas A&M in March Madness?
Michigan basketball will play Texas A&M on CBS.
Streaming options include the NCAA March Madness Live app and Fubo, which offers a free trial. Also available with a Paramount+ subscription.
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What time is Michigan basketball vs Texas A&M on Saturday?
Time: 5:15 p.m. ET.
Date: Saturday, March 22.
Location: Ball Arena, Denver.
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Michigan vs Texas A&M odds in March Madness
- Spread: Texas A&M by 3½.
- Over/under: 143½.
- Moneyline: Texas A&M -160, Michigan +135.
Odds provided by BetMGM as of Saturday afternoon.
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Announcers for Michigan vs Texas A&M basketball game
- Announcers: Brad Nessler, Brendan Haywood.
- Sideline reporter: Dana Jacobson.
Michigan basketball schedule 2024-25
Below are the past five games of Michigan’s basketball season.
Wednesday March 5Maryland 71, Michigan 65Sunday, March 9Michigan State 79, Michigan 62Friday, March 14Michigan 86, Purdue 68 (B1G tourney)Saturday, March 15Michigan 81, Maryland 80 (B1G tourney)Sunday, March 16Michigan 59, Wisconsin 53 (B1G tourney)Thursday, March 20Michigan 68, UC San Diego 65 (NCAA tournament)
Texas A&M basketball schedule 2024-25
Below are the past five games of Texas A&M’s basketball season.
Wednesday, Feb. 26Vanderbilt 86, Texas A&M 84Saturday, March 1Florida 89, Texas A&M 70Tuesday, March 4Texas A&M 83, Auburn 72Saturday, March 8Texas A&M 66, LSU 52Thursday, March 13Texas 94, Texas A&M 89 (2 OT) (SEC tournament)Thursday, March 20Texas A&M 80, Yale 71 (NCAA tournament)
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