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Juwan Howard didn't have to look very far to get his next pledge, as FL Forward Jace Howard became the fifth commitment of the 2020 class. This was more formality than actual recruitment, as Michigan was easily the best option on the table for the younger Howard, who held a handful of mid-major offers prior to his father taking the lead job in Ann Arbor. GURU RANKINGS Rivals ESPN 24/7 Endless Motor 3 /SF NR 3 , #250 overall #43 SF, #22 FL 3 /PF 24/7 is the most bullish, placing Howard as a top 250 prospect nationally. Rivals and Endless Motor agree on the generic 3 range, although Rivals views Jace as more of a wing than power-forward. Declining manpower dictates that ESPN has not bothered with evaluation or ranking of any sort. It is agreed that he sits at 6’7 and in the 200-210 pound range. SCOUTING Jace has the look of a program player that will be a solid glue-guy on both ends of the court. Offensively, he’s a combo-forward that is more PF than SF in terms of skillset. Ho ....
Wisconsin played terribly, missing every field goal for the last 10 minutes of the game to allow a 12-point lead to fall to two. To compensate, the officiating might have set a new Trohl Center record for lopsidedness. The difference then, was Michigan, or at least most of Michigan, once again failing to score, play defense, or rebound in another close resume loss. With Terrance Williams II out with a deep knee bruise, Will Tschetter started at the four. The energy boost he provided however wore off as Wisconsin took advantage of his lack of athleticism (and some Jett mistakes) to start on a 5-0 run of open baskets. Michigan responded with a 6-point run with Dickinson and Tschetter playing high-low, but it was quickly evident that Michigan was playing at best even athletically with the unathletic Badgers. Hunter Dickinson brought the full heel experience after comments on a podcast about Wisconsin's less-than-gentlemanly style of basketball. He also walked into the stadium wearing ....
Mar 25, 2022; Chicago, IL, USA; Iowa State Cyclones head coach T.J. Otzelberger yells during the second half against the Miami Hurricanes in the semifinals of the Midwest regional of the men's college basketball NCAA Tournament at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports
How about Ivy League credits, are those okay? It appears so, and also appears like Michigan has finally found a guard to join Kobe Bufkin and air for minutes at the two, not to mention a guy who can create his own shot. Source: Coveted Princeton transfer Jaelin Llewellyn will be committing to play for Juwan Howard at Michigan. Llewellyn was a First Team All-Ivy player and averaged 15.7 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists last season. Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) April 29, 2022 Josh Henschke confirmed it. He's coming. Llewellyn is a scorer, passing 1,000 points in three seasons at Princeton, including 136 three-pointers. Plugging his 2021 season into my chart generator paints a picture of a perfect Not Just a Shooter™. That's an impressive box: high usage, miniscule turnover rate, and (37% of points assisted) not a lot of help. Princeton didn't really have a point guard last year, running most of their offense through a 6'8"/217 center. Their defensive n ....
How about Ivy League credits, are those okay? It appears so, and also appears like Michigan has finally found a guard to join Kobe Bufkin and air for minutes at the two, not to mention a guy who can create his own shot. Source: Coveted Princeton transfer Jaelin Llewellyn will be committing to play for Juwan Howard at Michigan. Llewellyn was a First Team All-Ivy player and averaged 15.7 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists last season. Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) April 29, 2022 Josh Henschke confirmed it. He's coming. Llewellyn is a scorer, passing 1,000 points in three seasons at Princeton, including 136 three-pointers. Plugging his 2021 season into my chart generator paints a picture of a perfect Not Just a Shooter™. That's an impressive box: high usage, miniscule turnover rate, and (37% of points assisted) not a lot of help. Princeton didn't really have a point guard last year, running most of their offense through a 6'8"/217 center. Their defensive n ....