The Michigan Wolverines continued their extraordinary season with a stunning 112-71 demolition of the USC Trojans, showcasing why they're considered one of college basketball's most dominant teams this year. Morez Johnson Jr. spearheaded the offensive onslaught, delivering a remarkable 24-point performance that left the home crowd in Ann Arbor absolutely euphoric.

With an undefeated 12-0 record, the Wolverines demonstrated their offensive prowess and defensive tenacity in a game that highlighted their remarkable team chemistry and individual talent. Johnson's explosive scoring was complemented by the team's impressive rebounding statistics, with Aday Mara leading the squad with 8.3 rebounds per game - a key factor in Michigan's conference-leading rebounding average of 42.4 boards.

The Wolverines' offensive firepower was simply overwhelming, averaging an impressive 96.8 points per game - a whopping 21.5 points more than USC's typical defensive performance. Their precision and consistency were evident throughout the matchup, with players like Elliot Cadeau contributing 9.8 points and 5.6 assists, and Yaxel Lendeborg maintaining a strong scoring presence with 16.7 points over recent games.

USC, ranked #24, fought valiantly but ultimately couldn't match Michigan's intensity. Led by standout performers Chad Baker-Mazara, who averaged 21 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and 1.5 blocks, and Ezra Ausar with 17.1 points in recent games, the Trojans showed glimpses of potential but were ultimately outmatched.

The game, held in Ann Arbor on Friday at 7 p.m. EST, saw Michigan maintain their perfect home record of 6-0 and continue their remarkable run of form. In their last ten games, the Wolverines have been nothing short of spectacular, averaging 95.5 points, 42.6 rebounds, and maintaining an impressive 53.2% field goal shooting percentage while limiting opponents to just 63.6 points per game.

With this decisive victory, Michigan solidifies its position as a formidable force in college basketball, demonstrating why they're ranked #2 nationally and striking fear into the hearts of potential competitors. The Wolverines' blend of individual brilliance and collective team strategy makes them a true joy to watch and a team with serious championship potential.