For the Michigan men’s basketball team, Wednesday delivered yet another hiccup in an already bumpy offseason.
Just a month after his surprise commitment to the Wolverines, Purdue transfer guard Nojel Eastern announced that he will no longer be heading to Ann Arbor.
Just over three weeks ago, it appeared the recruitment of Wake Forest transfer Chaundee Brown was winding down when he released a final group of suitors that included Gonzaga, Illinois, LSU and Iowa State on Apr. 25.
Nojel Eastern announced his decision to transfer to Michigan Thursday via twitter.
After one season, freshman guard Cole Bajema is potentially departing Ann Arbor having submitted his name to the transfer portal, a program spokesperson confirmed to The Daily.
Sophomore guard Adrien Nunez works to find a larger role in this upcoming season by improving on his past struggles and believing in his own ability.
After emerging as Michigan’s most reliable offensive player down the stretch, freshman wing Franz Wagner will put off the NBA Draft and return for his sophomore season, according to a program release.
With the NCAA’s spring signing period set to begin tomorrow, one of the Michigan men’s basketball team’s longtime verbal pledges won’t be signing the dotted line.
According to a report from Sports Illustrated, five-star power forward Isaiah Todd will instead pursue a season of professional basketball before embarking on his NBA career. The report confirms he plans to hire an agent.
On Monday night, Juwan Howard’s first recruiting class had the chance to come full circle with the addition of five-star guard Josh Christopher.
But as it turns out, Christopher had other ideas.
On Friday morning, the Michigan men’s basketball team made a crucial addition to next year’s team out of the transfer portal, adding former Columbia point guard Mike Smith.
Michigan forward Colin Castleton has entered the transfer portal, per multiple reports, putting an end to his two-year tenure in Ann Arbor.