The Michigan Wolverines are working to avoid Ohio State's mistake.
A week after the Buckeyes played inside a gym without air conditioning in Spain, Michigan has canceled its plans for a game at the same Madrid gym.
With the country gripped in a heat wave, the Buckeyes found themselves playing a stifling game inside while the temperatures outside hovered around 100 degrees.
"It was a small gym and it was miserable," said Buckeye spokesman Dan Wallenberg.
(Despite the heat, the Buckeyes still routed the Madrid Generals 93-61).
The Michigan men's basketball team is headed to Spain Friday as part of a 10-day pre-season overseas trip in which they'll play three games against professional competition
Temperatures in Spain have surpassed 110 degrees Fahrenheit this month.