Michigan basketball: Juwan Howard extends another 2023 offer
Michigan head coach Juwan Howard has extended another 2023 offer, and this one is interesting.
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The Wolverines have taken point guards the last two years in Frankie Collins and incoming frosh Dug McDaniel and have a 2024 pledge from another in Christian Anderson. That didn’t stop Michigan coach Howard from offering another in 2023 Aden Holloway from LaPorte (Ind.) La Lumiere School.
A four-star prospect ranked No. 49 nationally by On3.com, the 6-0 standout is a shooter and much more. He made 10 triples in his first game at the CP3 Memorial Day Classic and patterns himself after NBA standout Chris Paul.
Texas A&M, Syracuse, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and Auburn are among his offers in addition to Michigan. He enjoyed a great visit to Auburn for a game this year.
“It really is just getting started,” Holloway told the South Bend Tribune in January. “I am nowhere near picking a college yet … nowhere near a final decision. I am still waiting on some schools, but right now, just keeping in touch with coaches at Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Cincinnati.”
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And several others. Auburn wowed him two months ago when he visited for a game against Alabama.
“Auburn definitely is a top, top school for me,” Holloway said.
But he’s in no hurry to make a decision. Michigan will need to get him on campus to have a shot, but it’s possible.
“I just want to pick a school that allows me to come in and be me, and give me freedom to do what I do,” the Michigan target said. “I am not forcing anything. Just looking for that school to give me freedom, the ability to make mistakes, play through my mistakes and get better.”
