The Michigan Wolverines are rewriting college basketball history this season, showcasing an unparalleled level of offensive dominance that has left opponents stunned and fans electrified.

Coach Dusty May's team has been nothing short of spectacular, winning their last nine games by an astronomical average margin of 36.1 points and scoring over 100 points in six of their last seven matches.

With five players averaging double-digit scoring and three more hovering between 8.2 and 9.8 points per game, the Wolverines present a multi-pronged offensive attack that makes them nearly impossible to defend. Top scorers Yaxel Lendeborg, Morez Johnson Jr., and Aday Mara are shooting an incredible 59% or better from the floor, demonstrating remarkable shooting efficiency.

As they prepare to host the USC Trojans at the historic Crisler Center, Michigan looks to continue their jaw-dropping performance. The game presents an intriguing matchup between two teams that love fast-paced basketball, with Michigan ranking seventh and USC ranking 54th in adjusted tempo according to KenPom analytics.

Betting trends suggest an exciting matchup, with the total expected to go over 172.5 points. USC has hit the over in six of their last seven games, and both teams' aggressive playing style points to a high-scoring affair.

The Wolverines have been particularly profitable for sports bettors, covering the spread in eight consecutive games. Their home-court advantage, combined with their current momentum, makes them heavy favorites against the Trojans, with a moneyline showing Michigan at -8000 and USC at +1800.

As the teams take the court on Friday, January 2, 2026, all eyes will be on this potential statement game that could further cement Michigan's reputation as this season's most dominant college basketball squad.