Michigan's champion big man, Will Tschetter, swaps Big Ten grit for Australian hardwood, signing with the Warwick Senators to ignite the NBL1 West.

There's actually a simple reason.

Apr. 2—INDIANAPOLIS — Stewartville graduate Will Tschetter, a fifth-year senior at the University of Michigan, is about to play in his first men's college basketball Final Four. Michigan takes on fellow No. 1 seed Arizona in Indianapolis at 7:50 p.m. Saturday on TBS and TNT. Tschetter is a reserve forward for the Wolverines. What has been on your mind this week as you not only contemplate ...

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