The Michigan Wolverines meet with the Florida State Seminoles on Sunday afternoon in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. The winner will get the team that emerges victorious from the game between UCLA and Alabama.
On offense, Florida State will likely want to use its size to get downhill, especially with Gray and Barnes. The Seminoles have the shooters around non-threats Gray and Barnes to make that approach work: they hit 38.2 percent of their threes, which is 16th in the country per KenPom. They play fast as well — they were third in the ACC in tempo per KenPom, and have the athletes to make Michigan’s life really, really hard in the open court.