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ttun basketball (Juwan out, Dusty May in)

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Michigan was on the verge of signing five top-100 high school prospects including two five-stars – Josh Christopher and Isaiah Todd – ranked No. 7 and No. 13 respectively.

In a truly terrible turn of events, both of those five-star players will now be going elsewhere.

Despite a 100 percent crystal ball prediction to Michigan just minutes before his commitment – though a late crystal ball came in for Arizona State – five-star shooting guard Josh Christopher shocked everyone and announced his commitment to the Sun Devils.
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Michigan still has commitments from three top-100 commitments – No. 32 Hunter Dickinson, No. 69 Zeb Jackson and No. 85 Terrance Williams – but "Tolerable Three" just doesn't quite roll off the tongue.

Look on the bright side, Juwan Howard. At least now there's a scholarship available for your son!

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Jace Howard, Juwan’s son, will walk on at Michigan instead of taking scholarship

Juwan Howard got some help with Michigan's scholarship situation from his son Jace.

The three-star recruit, who'd previously accepted a scholarship offer to play for his father next season, has decided to walk on with the Wolverines instead, a member of the Michigan basketball staff confirmed.

The shift frees a scholarship for the 2020-21 season that could go to another 2020 recruit or a graduate transfer. Michigan is in the mix for both.

The younger Howard recently completed his senior season at University School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The 6-foot-7 forward is the No. 348-ranked player in his class according to the 247sports composite. He committed to Michigan on Jan. 20.

Entire article: https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/20...t-michigan-instead-of-taking-scholarship.html



 
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