DENVER -- For the first time in three years, Michigan plays in the NCAA Tournament and their opponent is here for the first time. Michigan was given the No. 5 seed in the South Region, a position that has been historically vulnerable to upsets against the 12th seed in the first round. The Wolverines (25-9) are coming off an unlikely run to the Big Ten Tournament championship and head to Denver with momentum against the No. 14 UC San Diego Tritons on Thursday night. UC San Diego can share a few stories about momentum. The Tritons haven't lost since Jan.
Streaking UC San Diego makes tourney debut in 12-5 matchup with Michigan
