Skip to main content
Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

NCAA Tournament championship game score update: Michigan leads Louisville, 20-15

Michigan has a five-point lead with 11:41 left in the opening half thanks to Trey Burke and Spike Albrecht.

The No. 4 Michigan Wolverines lead the Louisville Cardinals, 20-15, at the under-12-minute TV timeout in the 2013 NCAA Tournament championship game at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.

For more on this game, head over to Card Chronicle and Maize n Brew.

Trey Burke scored the first seven points for Wolverines, and Spike Albrecht drained a trio of three-pointers after coming off the bench to give his team a seven-point lead, its largest of the game thus far, with 12:05 remaining in the opening half. Michigan has made 61.5 percent of its shots.

Wayne Blackshear leads Louisville with five points. The Cardinals are shooting 50 percent from the floor.

More in College Basketball:

10 things to know about Michigan vs. Louisville

Pitino vs. Beilein: A contrast of styles

5 thoughts on Final Four Saturday

Spencer Hall: A field guide to Atlanta

Louisville, Michigan fans out in full force

Living and playing basketball with cancer

Men's College Basketball
College basketball’s 9 national championship contenders for 2027 men’s titleCollege basketball’s 9 national championship contenders for 2027 men’s title
Men's College Basketball

These teams can win it all this season in men’s college basketball.

By Ricky O'Donnell
Men's College Basketball
College basketball rankings: Updated men’s top 25 after busy summer of movementCollege basketball rankings: Updated men’s top 25 after busy summer of movement
Men's College Basketball
UCLA lands Nikola Kusturica, its best recruit since Lonzo Ball and a top 2028 NBA Draft pickUCLA lands Nikola Kusturica, its best recruit since Lonzo Ball and a top 2028 NBA Draft pick
Men's College Basketball

Kusturica will be a 17-year-old freshman phenom at UCLA before entering the NBA Draft in 2028.

By Ricky O'Donnell
NBA
Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje is the best prospect in the world outside of the NBA, and Duke is nextJoaquim Boumtje Boumtje is the best prospect in the world outside of the NBA, and Duke is next
NBA

Duke struck gold again. The NBA is already salivating over Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje for 2028.

By Ricky O'Donnell
Men's College Basketball
Dusty May’s stunning NBA departure leaves Michigan facing its biggest test yetDusty May’s stunning NBA departure leaves Michigan facing its biggest test yet
Men's College Basketball

How will Michigan recover from losing Dusty May?

By Mike Rutherford