The NCAA basketball Final Four field is now complete, with Michigan earning a spot in the national semifinals where they will face Arizona next Saturday.

The Wolverines' advancement has generated attention around head coach Dusty May, with Michigan's athletic director addressing speculation about May's future amid reported interest from other programs, including North Carolina.

UConn completed the Final Four bracket with a dramatic 73-72 victory over Duke, overcoming a 19-point deficit in one of the tournament's most significant comebacks. The second-seeded Huskies will face third-seeded Illinois in the other semifinal matchup.

The two semifinal games are scheduled for next Saturday, with the winners advancing to the national championship game two days later. Michigan's path to this point represents a significant achievement for the program under May's leadership.

The Final Four represents the culmination of the NCAA tournament's regional rounds, with each team having survived multiple elimination games to reach college basketball's premier stage. Both semifinal matchups feature teams from different regions of the tournament bracket.