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Story summary
- Aday Mara, a former UCLA player, has become a key player for Michigan.
- He has averaged 11.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 2.8 blocks.
- His growth has highlighted UCLA's struggles to replace him, as they seek rim protection and scoring.
- UCLA coach Mick Cronin acknowledged challenges of adapting without Mara.
- The Bruins attempted to fill the gap with new recruits while facing a tough matchup against Michigan's lineup.
