EVAN SMOTRYCZ RUMORS
Former Wolverine Headed To College Park
(John T. Greilick/Detroit News)Evan Smotrycz, a 6-foot-9 forward from Reading, Mass., is transferring to decided to Maryland (17-15, 6-10 ACC). He chose the Tersp over his other two finalists, Colorado and Providence, after an official visit to the Park last weekend. According to Michael Rothstein at ESPN: "I just felt really comfortable with the coaches and the guys...
Via Today's ACC Headlines
April 22, 2012
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Smotrycz transferring to Maryland
Evan Smotrycz has decided where he's going to play basketball next season.
Smotrycz announced on his Twitter account Monday that he's heading to the University of Maryland.
The 6-foot-9, 235-pound forward said he was leaving Michigan's program last month.
Smotrycz averaged 7.7 points and 4.9 rebounds as a sophomore last season, starting the first 18 games and coming...
Via AP on Fox
April 16, 2012
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Smotrycz picks Maryland
Former Michigan forward Evan Smotrycz will transfer to Maryland.
Word of the transfer came via Twitter nearly four weeks after it was announced that he and two others, sophomore forward Colton Christian and freshman guard Carlton Brundidge, would be leaving the program.
The 6-foot-9 sophomore from Reading, Mass., was a key piece in his time at Michigan. He played in all 69 games...
Via Fox Sports Detroit
April 16, 2012
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Evan Smotrycz Discusses Transfer Process
Michigan transfer Evan Smotrycz broke down his re-recruitment process with A10Report.com. He's narrowed down his list of schools and has a few visits planned.
Via atlantic10.scout.com
April 03, 2012
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Smotrycz among three player to transfer out of U-M
Five days after getting knocked out in its NCAA Tournament opener, Michigan's basketball program suffered another setback with the announcement that sophomore Evan Smotrycz is among three players who have decided to transfer.
Coach John Beilein announced Wednesday that Smotrycz, sophomore Colton Christian and freshman Carlton Brundidge are all leaving the program.
"We...
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March 21, 2012
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Michigan Basketball: Smotrycz, Brundidge, and Christian to transfer
In some relatively unexpected news, Evan Smotrycz has decided to join Carlton Brundidge and Colton Christian on their way out of Ann Arbor, departing the Michigan Wolverines basketball program.
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In the official press release, John Beilein said, “We never like to see players leave the program, however, Evan, Colton and Carlton have made the decision to transfer and...
Every Play Counts: Evan Smotrycz
Borrowing a post concept from the esteemed Kevin Pelton of Basketball Prospectus. Here’s a closer, in-depth, look at Evan Smotrycz’s performance against Illinois.
Evan Smotrycz’s struggles since the calendar year turned to 2012 are no secret. The 6-foot-9 sophomore is shooting just 43% on twos and 27% on threes in Big Ten games and is averaging just five points and four rebounds...
Three Thoughts: Evan Smotrycz, Zack Novak and NBA Roster Battles
Evan Smotrycz Dominating the Defensive Glass
Forget about the fact that Evan Smotrycz is making over half his threes, getting to the line more than twice as often as a season ago and improved his two point shooting percentage by 14 percent. It’s Smotrycz’s improvement on the glass that has been truly astounding.
Calling Smotrycz’’s rebounding numbers a year ago “underwhelming”...
A Closer Look: Evan Smotrycz
Ken Pomeroy released his first series of individual player statistics for the 2011 season on Sunday afternoon which allows us to dive a little deeper into the performance of notable 2011 Wolverines. The first player we’ll examine is Evan Smotrycz. A large jump in production was expected from Smotrycz this season. At the time he was committed he was the most highly regarded commitment...
2011-12 Player Preview: Evan Smotrycz
Photo: iSportsWeb
Evan Smotrycz isn’t the best player on the Michigan roster. He’s not replacing the best player on last year’s roster. He’s not even the best shooter or rebounder on the team. Despite all of that, Smotrycz just might be the most important piece of the puzzle for John Beilein’s squad.
Smotrycz had an up-and-down freshman campaign but when he played well...
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