Michigan Basketball made history in more ways than one on Wednesday night following a 40-point blowout win over Gonzaga in the Players Era Championship:

Michigan basketball rolled to their third win in three days, this time by 40 points over Gonzaga to win the Players Era Festival championship.

Yaxel Lendeborg said the Wolverines made a statement about their place in college basketball's hierarchy with a 40-point victory over Gonzaga in the Players Era title game Wednesday night.

Hello, money. The Michigan Wolverines walked out of Las Vegas $1 million richer after winning the Players Era Tournament. After crushing both San Diego State an

Per ESPN, Michigan is the first team in the AP Poll era, which extends to 1948, with consecutive wins by at least 30 points against ranked teams. Wednesday’s win was Michigan’s most lopsided over an AP-ranked team ever. Gonzaga hadn’t lost by that much since 1990, nine years before its current coach, Mark Few, took over.

Michigan basketball secured a historic Division I feat with its dominant win vs. the Gonzaga Bulldogs, extending a stunning early-season run.

Tweets Of The Day Michigan basketball took home the Players Era Festival title with dominant victories over San Diego State, Auburn and Gonzaga this week in Las Vegas, becoming the No. 1 team in the country on KenPom.

Tuesday in Vegas at the Players Era Festival -- which saw Tennessee down Houston and gave us Gonzaga and Michigan blowout wins over Maryland and Auburn, respectively -- was but an appetizer to the main course set for Wednesday as we wrap the week from Sin City.

Michigan's Yaxel Lendeborg doubles down on his claim that the Wolverines are college basketball’s top team after crushing Gonzaga.