Roddy Gayle Jr. leads Michigan to Sweet 16 victory

Roddy Gayle Jr. played a key role in Michigan's victory over Texas A&M, keeping the team's season alive. He scored a season-high 26 points and helped his team win 91-79, advancing them to the Sweet 16. During the game, Gayle showed strong skills, making several 3-pointers and grabbing rebounds. He had struggled throughout the season, receiving criticism for his performance. Many fans called him a "double agent" after he transferred from Ohio State to Michigan. Despite the negativity, Gayle remained focused. He scored 21 points in the second half and made crucial shots when the team was down by 10 points. With just over six minutes left, he drew a foul and made two free throws that put Michigan ahead. His performance was especially notable as he had missed 17 consecutive 3-point shots before this game. Teammates and coaches supported him throughout his struggles, and he worked hard to regain his confidence. After the game, his teammates celebrated with chants of "Roddy!" recognizing his effort and determination. Coach Dusty May praised Gayle, noting that his consistent improvement had been vital to the team's success.