The day college basketball fans have been waiting months for has finally arrived.
But before the Selection Sunday show lays out the NCAA tournament bracket, we have several conference championships left that could impact the seeding.
The Big Ten and SEC title games will take center stage, but there are three other automatic bids up for grabs as well on the final day.
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Here’s what we’ll be watching on the final day of college basketball before March Madness begins.
Sunday’s conference title games
Ivy League championship: Yale 90, Cornell 84
SEC championship: Florida 86, Tennessee 77
A10 championship: VCU 68, George Mason 63
AAC championship: No. 16 Memphis vs. UAB, 3 p.m. | ESPN
Big Ten championship: Wisconsin vs. Michigan, 3:30 p.m. | CBS
Live61 updates
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Michigan leads 55-53
Vladislav Goldin hits two free throws after drawing a foul in the paint to give Michigan a 55-53 lead with 46 seconds remaining in regulation.
Vlad goes 2-for-2 from the free throw line. We’re up 55-53!
— Michigan Men’s Basketball (@umichbball) March 16, 2025
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Michigan appeared to lose the ball out of bounds on an offensive rebound with the ball going off Danny Wolf. But a replay review showed Wisconsin’s John Blackwell was the last to touch the ball.
Then after Tre Donaldson missed a 3-pointer, Wolf again appeared to lose an offensive rebound. But replay showed the ball went out of bounds off Carter Gilmore’s right foot.
Michigan has the ball with with 54.6 seconds left and 18 seconds on the shot clock.
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Tied 53-53
Max Klesmit hits two free throws for Wisconsin and the game is tied 53-53 with 1:20 remaining in regulation.
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Michigan takes the lead
Tre Donaldson hits a 3 to give Michigan a 53-51 lead with 1:53 remaining after John Blackwell misses his 3-point attempt. John Tonje followed up with another miss from behind the arc.
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We’re building toward an exciting end in Indianapolis. Nimari Burnett and Steven Crowl trade 3s, giving Wisconsin a 3-point lead.
Tre Donaldson follows up with a layup to make it a 51-50 game as a TV timeout is taken with 3:31 remaining in regulation.
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Tonje time!
John Tonje has put Wisconsin back up by three points, first with a free throw and then a drive to the basket finished with a ferocious dunk.
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Michigan, Wisconsin tied at 45-45
Danny Wolf shows life for Michigan. He’s hit two consecutive shots for the Wolverines as part of a 7-0 run and that ties the score at 45-45.
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Will Tschetter hits a 3 from the wing for Michigan as Wisconsin had built a seven-point lead up. That closes the Wolverines to within four points with 7:26 remaining in the second half.
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John Blackwell stops Michigan rally
Two free throws apiece from L.J. Cason and Tre Donaldson closed Michigan to within 40-36. But John Blackwell answered with a 3 to put Wisconsin up by seven.
Blackwell has 18 points for the Badgers.
JB FOR THREE!
He’s up to 18 now!
— Wisconsin Basketball (@BadgerMBB) March 16, 2025
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Michigan cuts into Wisconsin’s lead
Wisconsin opened up a double-digit lead, 38-27, on two Jamari McGee free throws before Will Tschetter hit a 3 for Michigan. Vladislav Goldin follows up with a short jumper in the post and the Wolverines are back to within six.
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3 fouls for Michigan’s Danny Wolf
Danny Wolf picks up his third foul for Michigan, which sends him to the bench. He’s 1-for-5 today (0-for-3 on 3s), which is at least one reason why the Wolverines are trailing.
Wolf averaged 13.3 points for Michigan during the season.
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