Fouls have been an issue for the Wolverines in their three losses. Their depth took a hit when L.J. Cason was lost for the season in late February. They still have eight in the rotation, but Will Tschetter is the only one who can spell the bigs. Avoiding foul trouble, especially in the frontcourt, figures to be a key for Michiga.

It’s Game Day! At the Final Four! The Arizona Wildcats (36-2) take on the Michigan Wolverines (35-3) in the national semifinals, with the winner advancing to the NCAA title game. Here’s all the info you need to watch,

Here's how to watch Michigan and Arizona face off in the Final Four for a spot against UConn or Illinois for a national title on April 6:

The other Final Four teams take a 3 at least 40 percent of the time. Then there's Arizona, trying from long-range 26.4 percent of the time.

Arizona is in the Final Four for the first time since 2001.

Arizona last went to the Final Four in 2001, and the current team has a lot of the traits that made those Wildcats successful.

Just getting to the Final Four is a triumph for all involved. But Tommy Lloyd and Arizona are huge winners on this stage this season even before playing a game here.

Where most programs raid the transfer portal for experience, Arizona got to its first Final Four in 25 years playing four freshmen.