The University of Michigan basketball team celebrated their national championship victory, their first since 1989, with a grand parade and a festive event at Crisler Center. After defeating the University of Connecticut (UConn) 69-63 in the NCAA Tournament final held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the Wolverines marked the occasion with a parade that began at the president's house and concluded at Yost Ice Arena. Athletic director Warde Manuel described this year's squad as Michigan's 'most dominant team ever,' highlighting their impressive record of 37 wins and only 1 loss in conference play. During the celebration, Manuel announced a contract extension for head coach Dusty May, emphasizing the team's legacy and future aspirations. Looking ahead, guard Trey McKenney expressed the team's goal of returning to the Final Four next season, which will take place in Detroit.