Reseeding the 2022 men's March Madness Sweet 16
And then there were 16. A shake-up was inevitable in the reseeding of the teams after the first weekend of the 2022 NCAA tournament.
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And then there were 16. A shake-up was inevitable in the reseeding of the teams after the first weekend of the 2022 NCAA tournament.
[Shirt? Shirt!] 3/17/2022 – Michigan 75, Colorado State 63 – 18-14, 11-9 Big Ten, Round of 32. 3/19/2022 – Michigan 76, Tennessee 68 – 19-14, 11-9 Big Ten, Sweet 16. This year played out like a message board hypothetical. You know, the one where a guy posts something like "would you trade a win over OSU and Big Ten championship in football for a disappointing bubble season from the #4 ranked basketball team?" You're like "ehhhhh… okay" because the universe doesn't work like that. And then maybe the universe does work like that. Perhaps there is a maximum...
Which of the Sweet 16 teams are cut out for March Madness' second weekend? Which of them have the best chance to cut down the nets in New Orleans?
The No. 11 seed Wolverines used a late run that was fueled by fifth-year senior guard Eli Brooks to advance with a 76-68 win.
Eli Brooks put Michigan ahead for good with a three-point play and delivered four critical points in the final minute, and the 11th-seeded Wolverines booked the most surprising of their five consecutive trips to the Sweet 16 by beating No. 3 seed Tennessee 76-68 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday.