Will Tschetter, a fifth-year senior at the University of Michigan, is set to participate in the Final Four on April 2, 2026, where his team will face Arizona. This matchup is scheduled for 7:50 p.m. in Indianapolis.
Tschetter, who serves as a reserve forward for the Wolverines, has been a part of the Michigan basketball program for several years. This season, the Wolverines have achieved an impressive record of 35-3, a significant improvement from their 8-24 record just two years ago.
Last year, Michigan finished with a 27-10 record and advanced to the Sweet 16, showcasing a remarkable turnaround in performance. Tschetter aims to provide intangible support for his team during this crucial game, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and depth.
“It is every little kid’s dream,” Tschetter remarked about the opportunity to compete at this level. He expressed gratitude for his time at Michigan, stating, “I owe so much to the school. It has given me two degrees, lifelong friends, a great alumni base and great coaches.”
Reflecting on the season, Tschetter noted, “Going 35-3 this year is pretty crazy but with the roster we put together, you could see all the positive changes.” He also highlighted the team’s unselfish play and versatility, saying, “We’ve shown our depth and the versatility we have with our wide array of players and how uniquely everyone plays.”
As the Wolverines prepare for their Final Four appearance, Tschetter’s commitment to the team remains steadfast, even amidst the temptation of the transfer portal. He feels fortunate to have the chance to compete in such a prestigious event.
The upcoming game against Arizona represents not only a pivotal moment for Tschetter but also a culmination of the hard work and dedication shown by the entire Michigan basketball program over the past few years.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the final preparations for the game, but anticipation is building among fans and players alike as the Final Four approaches.
