Heading into the final week, 32 teams have an eyes on four Michigan high school girls basketball state titles.

To get to Atlanta for the NCAA's second weekend, and then San Antonio in April, MSU needs to show the resolve it has all season and find an extra gear to reach the potential Izzo believes the Spartans have. The goal: To reach a ceiling they hope will result in his second national title.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association girls basketball state finals are this weekend in Dayton. Here's the OHSAA championship game scoreboard.

In the NCAA Tournament, Michigan won’t have to worry about playing on back-to-back days. And they have the talent to keep up with just about anyone in the country, evidence by their 68-62 loss to open the regular season against the consensus No. 1 South Carolina.

Yet, Michigan basketball took the Big Ten conference tournament title and earned a No. 5 seed in the NCAA tournament beginning this week. On Thursday they get to play UC San Diego (30-4), which was one of the hottest-shooting teams in the country from the Big West Conference.

3-point leaders: Hubbard, 38.7%; Trey Fort, 34.9%; Moore, 34.8%.