‘I feel super weak’: Yaxel Lendeborg on his health after playing entire first half
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Yaxel Lendeborg, Michigan's star player, struggled with his health during the NCAA championship game against UConn, feeling weak and awful after playing the entire first half. Despite his limitations, Michigan took a 4-point lead into halftime, with Lendeborg vowing to push through his injury and be more aggressive in the second half.
Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg played the entire first half of the NCAA championship game against UConn despite feeling unwell. He struggled with his performance, scoring only 4 points and making 1 of 5 shots from the field. Lendeborg had sprained his left MCL and rolled his left ankle in the previous game, but vowed to play in the championship. Michigan took a 33-29 lead into halftime, with Lendeborg planning to do everything he can to feel better and be more aggressive in the second half.
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