Michigan guard Elliot Cadeau, a North Carolina transfer, is under medical observation for a possible allergic reaction but is not expected to miss the Final Four after the team travels to Indianapolis.

Cadeau started all 38 games in his debut season for Michigan, averaging 10.2 points and 5.8 assists, and is viewed as a key backcourt piece alongside a reshaped lineup after injuries this season.

Michigan is chasing its first national title since 1989 and will face top-seeded Arizona after advancing past Alabama in the Sweet 16.

Coaches and teammates have spoken positively about Cadeau’s growth, noting his improved three-point threat and development under coach Dusty May, who supported him during his move to campus.

Local and social reports indicated Cadeau was fine and expected to rejoin the team, with further updates anticipated.

There was social media chatter about the scare, but official statements indicated Cadeau’s health scare was a footnote and he’s expected to play.

Cadeau’s tournament run and his role in Michigan’s progression toward the semifinal are highlighted, including a noted assists benchmark.

This report draws on information from The Associated Press in detailing Cadeau’s status and performance.

Updates suggested Cadeau would rejoin the team later pending medical clearance as Final Four coverage continued.

Cadeau had discussed plans to return to Michigan for his senior year regardless of this season’s outcome.

Cadeau was expected to rejoin Michigan for the national semifinal against Arizona later Wednesday evening as they prepared for the game.

Michigan’s backcourt had been bolstered by a knee injury to reserve LJ Cason during the season, increasing roles for Roddy Gayle and Trey McKenney.