Top-5 2015 center Stephen Zimmerman sees himself in Mitch McGary
Stephen Zimmerman cemented his position as one of the very best class of 2015 prospects in the nation during both April live evaluation periods. Zimmerman – a consensus top five recruit – has been dominant throughout the spring.
The seven-footer possesses a scary good all-around game: Zimmerman can shoot it and is an adept ballhandler with a skilled back-to-the-basket game. While...
Michigan Basketball adds Andrew Dakich to 2013 recruiting class
Andrew Dakich (Photo credit: IndyStar)
Michigan Basketball needed to add some depth to their 2013-14 roster and they found the perfect player to do that when they offered Andrew Dakich a chance to be a preferred walk-on. Dakich had similar offers from Butler and Purdue, but was drawn to the Wolverines. He is the son of Dan Dakich and played AAU ball with Mark Donnal.
Dakich is a...
Michigan basketball remains rock solid
Just a week and a half removed from Michigan basketball ending their season with a national championship game loss, times have been tenuous in Ann Arbor. Yesterday, Mitch McGary and Glenn Robinson III announced their intentions of returning to Michigan for their sophomore seasons. This news came on the heels of Trey Burke’s obvious decision to leave and the subsequent departure...
Michigan Basketball’s Mitch McGary and Glenn Robinson III will return for sophomore seasons
Michigan Basketball players Mitch McGary and Glenn Robinson III announced on Thursday that they would both be returning for their sophomore seasons. Most mock drafts had the dynamic duo slated as mid-first round picks in June’s NBA Draft.
McGary was a revelation in the NCAA Tournament. After coming off the bench for all but two games during the regular season, he started all six...
Video: Mitch McGary shatters the backboard
Michigan center Mitch McGary is the talk of the tournament. Check out what he did last summer by shattering a backboard. Here is what I wrote at the time.
Mitch McGary is one of the best basketball players in the class of 2012. The power forward recently narrowed his list of schools down to 6; they include Florida, Maryland, North Carolina, Michigan, Duke and Kentucky.
McGary and...
Michigan basketball v. Louisville – Championship game preview
Michigan basketball will play in their first NCAA championship game since 1993 when they square off with Louisville on Monday night for ultimate bragging rights. Their opponent will be the #1 seeded Louisville Cardinals. The game will air on CBS and tip is set for 9:20 eastern.
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Their Paths
Michigan has now rolled through a 13-seed in South Dakota State, 5-seed VCU, 1...
Chad Ford: Mitch McGary could be first-round pick
Chad Ford is of the opinion that Mitch McGary could be a first round pick:
McGary’s stock is clearly on the rise. What’s harder to gauge is where exactly to put him in our Top 100. While GMs warn that you can’t put too much stock on the NCAA tournament, McGary’s situation is unique. He didn’t play big minutes, or a starting role on Michigan until the Big Ten Tournament...
Michigan game plan hinges on McGary, transition game
Bryan Fuller
It’s been addressed exhaustively throughout the week leading up to Michigan’s Sweet Sixteen meeting with Kansas on Friday evening: the battle between Mitch McGary and Kansas senior center Jeff Withey.
Withey is an experienced seven-footer and arguably the best shot blocker in the country. McGary is a frenetic, 6-foot-11 freshman energy man that enters the Sweet Sixteen...
Mitch McGary Screen Flattens VCU’s Briante Weber: Video
VCU coach Shaka Smart screamed at the refs that it was a foul. But Mitch McGary insisted after Michigan’s 78-53 NCAA Tournament win Saturday that his pick on Briante Weber was a clean play.
The video evidence seems to support McGary, who set up shop at the top of the 3-point line and barely budged as Weber turned and ran headfirst into McGary’s shoulder. That vicious screen...
BRICK WALL
Michigan's McGary sets devastating screens
Michigan’s Mitch McGary has been having a phenomenal game at the best possible time. He had finished off his double-double early on in the 2nd half, but nothing has been more impressive than his devastating screens he’s dealt. On this one, VCU’s Briante Weber never saw him coming and it looked like he ran right into a brick wall.
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