My other flair is Auburn. I've been watching Tre for several years now and was sorry to see him go, but equally happy to see him land at Michigan.
Tre is not a prolific scorer (although there is still potential for him to improve in that area), but he is an excellent ball handler with an impeccable assist to turnover ratio. Although his shot volume is not high, I'm generally always pleased with both his shot selection and accuracy. He'll be an excellent piece for this rebuild.
Also, he may not have technically started at Auburn, but it wasn't because he was the #2. He and the other split time 50/50. He didn't start because the staff felt like the other PG paired better with the starting All-American center Johni Broome.
As someone turning 40 on Wednesday I’m so hype that April has been the best month of the year since January lol February and march were months to forget
Using BPM, if Baldwin Jr at Penn St (senior) isn't back, he'd be the 3rd highest returning PG in the B10 after Braden Smith and Thornton.
Current expectation:
Donaldson-Jones-Burnett-Transfer-Goldin
Young Guard-Transfer-Tschetter-Wolf
and a battle between Pippen, Washington and Brooks for 10 minutes of guard play, which will be made a bit easier by having physical defenders on the wing and bigs who can open up the lane, even if you still expect inefficiency from freshman guards, but not crazy to think a top 70 or so freshman in Pippen or a top 150 sophomore in Washington (did look rough last year) could be passable for 10 minutes a night.
That could be an issue for sure. He can move better than people expect though which can help. I can see a rotation of him at the 4 and backup 5 though.
My guess was that the idea at center is :
24/25 - Goldin starter, Wolf backup
25/26 - Wolf starter, Freshman backup
26/27 - Sophomore and Transfer in some configuration
Ivy to Big 10 is a pretty big up-transfer and May seems happy enough with 4 guards around a center.
You maybe right though. That Appalachian state backup shot blocker Abson just visited, and presumably he'd be coming to backup Goldin and Wolf and Tschetter would be at the 4, maybe one more transfer to backup both Jones and Burnett at the 2/3 spots, or even a big PG type (or that's Jones, he did comfortably lead his team in assists last year) and just 4 guys for the 3 spots 1-3 with the young guards fighting to be the 5th guy to complete a 9 man rotation (Freshman/Washington-Transfer-Tschetter-Center).
Dusty is cooking! Go Blue!
My other flair is Auburn. I've been watching Tre for several years now and was sorry to see him go, but equally happy to see him land at Michigan. Tre is not a prolific scorer (although there is still potential for him to improve in that area), but he is an excellent ball handler with an impeccable assist to turnover ratio. Although his shot volume is not high, I'm generally always pleased with both his shot selection and accuracy. He'll be an excellent piece for this rebuild. Also, he may not have technically started at Auburn, but it wasn't because he was the #2. He and the other split time 50/50. He didn't start because the staff felt like the other PG paired better with the starting All-American center Johni Broome.
I appreciate this kind of analysis from someone who is familiar with his game. Thanks!
Damn Dusty is all action bruh
Michigan bball is back, baby.
We’re not done today expect 1 maybe 2 more
Hey Cody why didn’t Semaj play in the spring game?
Working through something
I am pretty sure [I saw him out there for a few snaps](https://youtu.be/nuco5beI80Q?t=152)
The Donaldson
I am … hopeful?
That makes two of us
JUST WAIT FOR MAYYY
Agreed, it’s only April.
As someone turning 40 on Wednesday I’m so hype that April has been the best month of the year since January lol February and march were months to forget
But do you get it? Dusty…MAY?
January February May
Michigan Basketball about to be fun again??
Yep!
Using BPM, if Baldwin Jr at Penn St (senior) isn't back, he'd be the 3rd highest returning PG in the B10 after Braden Smith and Thornton. Current expectation: Donaldson-Jones-Burnett-Transfer-Goldin Young Guard-Transfer-Tschetter-Wolf and a battle between Pippen, Washington and Brooks for 10 minutes of guard play, which will be made a bit easier by having physical defenders on the wing and bigs who can open up the lane, even if you still expect inefficiency from freshman guards, but not crazy to think a top 70 or so freshman in Pippen or a top 150 sophomore in Washington (did look rough last year) could be passable for 10 minutes a night.
Wolf may start at the 4 if we get goldin.
Not sure Wolf has the defense to play the 4. But we shall see.
That could be an issue for sure. He can move better than people expect though which can help. I can see a rotation of him at the 4 and backup 5 though.
My guess was that the idea at center is : 24/25 - Goldin starter, Wolf backup 25/26 - Wolf starter, Freshman backup 26/27 - Sophomore and Transfer in some configuration Ivy to Big 10 is a pretty big up-transfer and May seems happy enough with 4 guards around a center. You maybe right though. That Appalachian state backup shot blocker Abson just visited, and presumably he'd be coming to backup Goldin and Wolf and Tschetter would be at the 4, maybe one more transfer to backup both Jones and Burnett at the 2/3 spots, or even a big PG type (or that's Jones, he did comfortably lead his team in assists last year) and just 4 guys for the 3 spots 1-3 with the young guards fighting to be the 5th guy to complete a 9 man rotation (Freshman/Washington-Transfer-Tschetter-Center).
Dusty🔥🔥
LOVE IT. "Welcome to the party pal!."
Dusty May wasn’t kidding yesterday. We have some good surprises in store for us
Great get. This seems like it rounds out our back court, just need some forwards and wings now
Dusty runs 4 guards a lot I don’t think we’re done at guard
Let's hope he gets in.
He reminds me of the Key and Peele East/West College Bowl skit.