michigan wolverines last won the ncaa final four in 2000.
michigan wolverines last won the ncaa final four in 2000.
when did the michigan wolverines last win the ncaa final four?
2000
the men's basketball team plays its games at crisler center. the wolverines have won 14 big ten regular season titles, as well as the inaugural big ten tournament in 1998, which it later forfeited due to ncaa violations. the team has appeared in the ncaa final four on eight occasions (1964, 1965, 1976, 1989, 1992*, 1993*, 2013, 2018) and won the national championship in 1989 under steve fisher. the program later vacated its 1992 and 1993 final four appearances due to ncaa violations. other notable players who played for michigan include roy tarpley, loy vaught, gary grant, terry mills, glen rice, jalen rose, rumeal robinson, rickey green, phil hubbard, jamal crawford, juwan howard, chris webber, jimmy king, ray jackson, cazzie russell, daniel horton, campy russell, and mark hughes.
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section::::cumulative all-time statistics.









































bullet::::- all time wins: 2293 (ncaa rank no. 1)









































bullet::::- all time winning percentage: .765 (ncaa rank no. 1)









































bullet::::- ncaa championships: 8 (ncaa rank no. 2)









































bullet::::- ncaa championship game appearances: 12 (ncaa rank no. 1)









































bullet::::- ncaa final four appearances: 17 (ncaa rank no. 2)









































bullet::::- ncaa final four games played: 28 (ncaa rank no. 3)









































bullet::::- ncaa final four wins: 20 (ncaa rank no. 2)









































bullet::::- ncaa final four winning percentage: .715 (ncaa rank no. 8)









































bullet::::- ncaa elite-8 appearances: 38 (ncaa rank no. 1)









































bullet::::- ncaa sweet-16 appearances: 45 (ncaa rank no. 1)
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