The No. 3 ranked Michigan Wolverines ended their three-game losing streak by taking down the Purdue Boilermakers 86-68 to advance to the Big Ten Tournament semi-final.

Danny Wolf had 18 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, and No. 22 Michigan snapped a three-game losing streak with a 86-68 win over No. 20 Purdue in a Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal.

After losing three straight games to close out the regular season, Michigan basketball is finally into postseason play, playing as the 3-seed in the Big Ten Tournament. After a double bye, the Wolverines open up tournament play against a 6-seed Purdue team that blew them out in West Lafayette but succumbed to the maize and blue in Ann Arbor.

The Boilermakers couldn't get into their offense with Michigan's defense contributing to tough shots in a physical game.

Michigan fell behind 6-0 Purdue in the first few minutes in a Big Ten quarterfinal, and it looked like it could be another one of those days for the Wolverines. But the Wolverines quickly counterpunched,

Danny Wolf had 18 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, and No. 22 Michigan snapped a three-game losing streak with a 86-68 win over No. 20 Purdue in a Big Ten Tournament quarterfinal.

The Wolverines surged in the second half to beat Purdue and return to the Big Ten semifinals first time since 2021.

Pregame analysis and predictions of the Michigan Wolverines vs. Maryland Terrapins NCAAM game to be played on March 15, 2025 on ESPN.

Behind Danny Wolf's double-double, Michigan earned a spot in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals after a 86-68 win over Purdue on Friday night.

It was a game against the Wolverines in February that showcased Purdue's defense fading. It's gone further adrift rather than shoring it up like the Boilers had shown.