Get a room for your three-way! Grrrr!
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Not much of a surprise. Hopefully some other viable wing transfer targets appear. We badly need help at the 2 and 3 next year.
Brad Calipari come on down
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Is there any other players in the transfer portal Michigan has expressed interest in?
ESPN has it as well:
Time to put on the full-court press on Jalen Wilson and Franz Wagner. It would be nice to have a full coaching staff officially in place ASAP.
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I wonder if Juwan takes a look at D Thornton. I’m not sure he’s an upgrade over Brooks, but the competition shouldn’t hurt.
I’d take him but not really a two? Not that eli is exactly but he’s more combo then Thornton I feel like.
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Also agreed, makes sense to add some grad transfer.
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He’s from Oregon and goes to college in New Mexico so unlikely he’s interested, but we at least need to toss a flyer out there. Would instantly lock down the SG spot.
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It’s hard to see a grad transfer who wants to play PG coming to Michigan. Even if he could get a lot of minutes at the 2, he’s going to want to play his best position for the pros.
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Would have to think that Oregon is a favorite. He’s good friends with Payton Pritchard.
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Sigh of course
Sucks, really seems like the roster next year is going to end up being 10 scholarship guys 3 of which are exclusively 5’s. Next year could be a huge struggle just to make the postseason
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We have 3 Cs and 3 PGs.
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Double whammy in that we’d have to play against him.
Yup. We BADLY need a wing commit. Wilson or Franz would make me feel so much better about next year, even though they may be a bit raw.
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Have any names emerged as potential grad transfers? After Cumberland Cincinnati commitment?
Anthony Mathis, UNM. 41.6% from three, broke school record with 106 three pointers last year. Averaged 14.4 and shot 88.8% FT to rank 13th in the country. Don’t know if there is mutual interest. Just entered the portal today, I believe. Immediately eligible.
As mentioned above, Mathis is a great fit on paper. He also grew up in Oregon, played HS ball with Oregon starting PG Payton Pritchard and Oregon needs a shooting guard. Most signs point toward him transferring to Oregon.
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