Nimari Burnett's unwavering presence creates Michigan history. He's now the Wolverines' iron man, setting a program record for consecutive starts.

PORTSMOUTH — For Michigan men’s basketball guard Nimari Burnett, the label will never go away. National champion. “Winning it all was a dream come true,” Burnett said Thursday night at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament at Churchland High. “Being in that atmosphere and under that limelight where so many greats have come before… it’s something I’m going to carry with me forever.” That ...

Fresh off winning a national title, Michigan senior Nimari Burnett expressed his excitement to begin the next chapter of his basketball career.

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In front of friends and family, Nimari Burnett helped Michigan reach the Final Four for the first time since 2018.

Nimari Burnett's basketball journey has taken him all over the country. Burnett and the Wolverines play for a spot in the Final Four when they take on Tennessee on Sunday at United Center, the Chicago Bulls' home arena.

“I mean literally, it’s God,” Michigan basketball guard Nimari Burnett said. “It’s so apparent. He couldn’t have drew it up better.”