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Charles Matthews had 20 focuses and 11 bounce back, Michigan secured on resistance and the third-seeded Wolverines beat Montana 61-47 out of a trudging first-round NCAA competition amusement Thursday night. Michigan (29-7) trailed by 10 in the opening minutes, attempted to get into cadence until late in the principal half, and never truly went on a major hurried to seize control of the amusement. Rather, mentor John Beilein's group efficiently drew away finished a long stretch of the second half when No. 14 seed Montana (25-8) neglected to score, and chugged into a matchup with 6th seeded Houston — a very late victor over San Diego State — in the second round of the West Locale.