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               Auburn               Hills,               MI               -               The               South               Region               played               Round               3               in               the               North               as               March               Madness               continued               in               Auburn               Hills,               Michigan               March               23,               2013,               for               the               right               to               go               to               the               Sweet               Sixteen               game               series.

This               premier               match-up               pitted               the               4               seeded               Michigan               Wolverines               against               the               5               seeded               Virginia               Commonwealth               University               Rams               in               both               teams'               hopes               of               making               the               next               round               Sweet               Sixteen,               subsequent               Elite               Eight               and               on               to               the               Final               Four               of               the               NCAA               Championship               stretch.

Michigan               started               the               NCAA               regular               season               undefeated               at               16               -               0               and               27               -               8               overall               by               this               game,               while               Virginia               Commonwealth               came               into               the               game               slightly               better               at               27               -               7               overall.

Young               VCU               Coach               Shaka               Smart,               only               in               his               fourth               season,               is               thus               far               having               a               stellar               career               in               the               NCAA               and               has               already               won               his               100th               game               against               Duquesne               this               past               January.



               Michigan               

               Michigan's               undefeated               start               was               the               best               in               the               school's               history               and,               believe               it               or               not,               better               than               the               famed               "Fab               Five"               of               old               that               featured               stars               Chris               Webber,               Juwan               Howard,               Jimmy               King,               Ray               Jackson               and               Jalen               Rose,               most               of               whom               went               on               to               star               in               the               NBA.

Most               NCAA               basketball               critics               agree               that               this               was               the               best               class               of               freshmen               recruited               in               history,               and               they               were               also               the               only               such               class               to               go               to               the               final               NCAA               Championship               Game.



[Related:               Louisville               Stays               on               Top]               
               The               Wolverines               opened               up               with               a               "3               guard"               set,               starting               Trey               Burke,               Nik               Stauskas               and               Tim               Hardaway               Jr.,               in               a               rotation               that               was               reminiscent               of               the               nearby               Detroit               Pistons               of               earlier               days               when               they               won               back               to               back               NBA               Championship               Titles               utilizing               the               3               guard               set               under               then               Piston               Coach               Chuck               Daly               in               1989               and               1990.
Daly               was               thought               to               be               highly               unconventional,               if               not               crazy               for               the               then               mostly               unprecedented               formation,               as               Michigan               Coach               John               Beilein               may               have               been               before               this               game.


               Both               coaches               were               proven               crazy,               that               is               -               crazy               like               foxes,               as               this               offense               is               tough               to               defend               against               and               tough               to               stop               on               defense               after               transitions.

The               formation               itself               presents               a               problem               for               teams               to               defend               against               it               as               it               inevitably               causes               mismatches,               draws               the               big               men               out               of               their               realm               and               typically               forces               teams               to               play               different               players               in               positions               and               ways               other               than               intended.

The               center               and               forwards               have               to               rotate               off               and               out               of               normal               defensive               sets               and               plays,               to               cover               the               quicker               and               erratic               guards,               or               a               team               has               to               utilize               a               third               guard               when               not               structured               to               do               so,               and               as               dictated               by               their               base               of               plays.

If               a               team               does               not               opt               for               the               substitute               added               third               guard,               the               two               defending               guards               have               the               added               frustration               of               covering               more               passes,               floor               action,               shots               and               options.

The               set               creates               problems               on               both               sides               of               the               ball               and               has               become               more               widely               used               this               season               as               teams               have               to               learn               to               adjust               to               defend               and               score               against               it.
The               "3               guard"               offense               only               works               though,               if               the               3               guard               team's               remaining               two               big               men               can               handle               the               boards               --               and               on               both               sides               of               the               ball.

This               is               where               Michigan's               Bigs               Mitch               McGary               and               Glenn               Robinson               III               came               in.

Robinson               III               is               also               often               used               as               a               fourth               guard,               which               can               cause               teams               more               frustration.

The               3               guard               set               is               being               utilized               more               than               usual               this               season,               some               say               in               part               due               to               Michigan               and               other               teams'               success               from               it.

Virginia               Commonwealth               

               Virginia               Commonwealth               is               better               known               for               a               more               than               good               defense               that               is               known               for               creating               havoc,               as               once               described               by               CBS               broadcaster               Verne               Lundquist.

The               team               keeps               pressure               on               opponents               with               full-court               presses,               steals               and               a               high               turnover               rate.

The               Rams               lead               the               NCAA               regular               season               with               a               plus               8.2               turnover               per               game               ratio,               while               the               Wolverines               only               allowed               9.2               turnovers               per               game,               which               were               the               fewest               allowed,               and               another               record               for               this               season.
If               any               team               was               thought               to               be               well-suited               to               defend               the               3               guard               formation,               the               Virginia               Commonwealth               Rams               were               it.

The               teams'               defense               forced               22               turnovers,               creating               34               added               points               in               their               2nd               round               win               against               Akron,               whom               they               whipped               by               46               points.

The               Rams               only               allowed               Akron               42               points               of               offense,               which               were               the               fewest               ever               allowed               in               VCU's               NCAA               tournament               history.


               So               this               game               appeared               to               be               well               matched               at               the               opening               tip.

And               the               first               quarter               went               that               way               as               the               two               teams               went               to               an               early               time-out               13               -               11,               Michigan               up,               with               14:               48               minutes               remaining               in               the               half,               but               that               soon               changed.
Wolverine               guards               Nik               Stauskas,               Trey               Burke,               Tim               Hardaway               Jr.

and               the               Wolverines               were               deadly               as               the               Wolverines               moved               the               ball               around               well               to               set               up               clear               looks               for               a               couple               of               quick               3               pointers               each,               by               Burke               and               Hardaway               Jr.


               The               Rams               started               3               guards               as               well               to               counter               the               Wolverine               offense.

VCU               Rams               Darius               Theus,               Troy               Daniels               and               Rob               Brandenberg               got               the               jobs               as               guards               along               with               forwards               Treveon               Graham               and               Juvonte               Reddic               for               the               opening               tip.
The               Rams               utilized               strong               presses               in               defense               of               the               Wolverine               offensive               attack               and               forced               a               couple               of               turnovers.

They               also               tried               running               the               half-court               offense               to               slow               the               Wolverines               down               but               had               no               luck.


               Reddic               hit               one               to               bring               the               Rams               to               within               11               points               at               just               near               2               minutes               remaining               m               the               half.

This               long               awaited               score,               after               a               20               -               6               Wolverine               run,               would               make               it               32               -               21,               Wolverines               up               by               11.
The               two               teams               went               into               the               half               at               38               -               23.


               Daniels               hit               a               nice,               clean               jumper               early               in               the               second               half               to               bring               the               rams               to               38               -25,               Wolverines               lead.

Reddic               hit               a               nice               reverse               lay-up               off               the               steal               and               quick               pass               by               Graham               to               come               up               to               38               -27.

Reddic               posted-up               in               the               lane               to               pop               in               a               short               jumper               to               come               to               40               -               29.

Theus               picked               up               his               3rd               foul               early,               at               near               17               minutes               remaining               and               was               relieved               by               Weber.
[Also:               Michigan               to               Face               Kansas               Next]               
               Brandenberg               drove               the               lane               for               a               lay-up               to               make               it               42               -               31               and               that               was               one               of               the               best               runs               that               the               Rams               would               have,               as               Reddic               then               picked               up               his               3rd               foul               also.

The               --               better               and               deeper               than               most               --               Ram               bench               came               in               played               well.

The               Rams               went               right               down               near               the               12th               man               on               the               bench               in               attempts               to               fight               back,               but               most               of               the               damage               was               already               done.
The               Wolverines               won               it               at               78               -               53.


               The               Virginia               Commonwealth               Rams               need               not               hang               their               heads.

It               takes               a               strong               team               to               keep               on               battling               with               such               a               deficit,               but               if               any               one               thing               can               be               said               about               the               Rams,               they               can               say               that               they               didn't               quit.

The               Rams               kept               battling               to               the               last               minute               in               this               runaway               game,               they               were               just               out-matched               and               in               hostile               territory.
[Florida               Gulf               Coast               University               Team               and               Coach               are               Special]               
               From               this               point               on,               FGCU               is               the               last               team               to               be               able               to               upset               anyone               as               teams               in               the               remainder               of               the               championship               series               are               all               elite               teams,               so               no               defeat               will               be               a               true               upset.






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