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Villanova Wildcats +17.0 -113 PINNACLE @ Michigan Wolverines * 6:30 pm ![]()
Last Meeting ( Mar 24, 2022 ) Michigan 55, Villanova 63
Forget about beating No. 2 Michigan at this point. Just making it reasonably close would be an accomplishment.
Villanova will try to buck the odds and figure out a way to not only keep up with the Wolverines but pull off an upset on Tuesday when the Wildcats visit Ann Arbor, Mich.
Michigan has won four straight games by at least 30 points, including three by at least 40 points. Overall, the Wolverines (8-0) have five victories by 30 or more points.
Villanova (7-1) carries a seven-game winning streak into Ann Arbor. The Wildcats blew out Pennsylvania 90-63 to win the Big Five Classic on Saturday in Philadelphia.
Villanova took control with a 17-2 run to end the first half. Coach Kevin Willard pointed to his perimeter defense as the key to pulling away.
"I told them that the next guy who gives up a three is never playing again," he said.
The Wildcats are also gifted offensively. They have five players averaging double figures, led by guard Bryce Lindsay at 18.1.
Now, they have to face the hottest team in the country.
"Yeah, I'm looking at Michigan. I don't think anybody wants to look at Michigan right now, to be perfectly honest with you," Willard said. "We'll definitely set the schedule up a little bit differently next year, balance it out a little differently to just have a little bit more balance on it, but I think being at home has been good for this team because we've been able to get a little bit of rhythm practice-wise.
"Not traveling gives you some extra time," he continued. "We have a big test Tuesday against a team that's playing, by far, the best basketball in the country."
--Field Level Media






