Michigan built a roster full of transfers who carried the Wolverines to a national title‎

Michigan's Roddy Gayle Jr. snagged a final rebound, then flung the ball to the other end of the court, trying to kill UConn's frantic final chances for a miracle. The horn sounded, and Morez Johnson Jr. came over to share a celebratory scream and hearty hug — from one transfer to another — as the Wolverines began running toward midcourt to celebrate a national championship. Michigan proved it Monday night, rolling out an all-transfer starting lineup that was too big, too strong and too capable of countering anything that UConn could muster — even on a night when the 3-point shot wasn't falling and All-American Yaxel Lendeborg was hobbled by ankle and knee injuries.