Wolverine TV podcast with Ant Wright: NBA Draft decisions, backcourt outlook, transfer portal targets
TheWolverine.com‘s Clayton Sayfie and analyst / former Michigan basketball player Ant Wright discuss the Wolverines’ offseason on this episode of the podcast, breaking down NBA Draft decisions, the future of the backcourt, the transfer portal and more.
Watch or this Michigan basketball show below, or search ‘The Wolverine’ wherever you get your podcasts.
RELATED
• Assessing how Michigan basketball guards performed in 2022, outlook for next season
• Hunter Dickinson takes in a Detroit Tigers game, reveals latest on decision
Subscribe to our YouTube channel for live podcasts, In The Trenches with Chris Balas and Doug Skene, Michigan football and recruiting content and more.
All of our shows on The Wolverine are available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and Podbean. Be sure to subscribe and leave us a five-star review!
Top 10
- 1New
Tom Brady helped land QB
Michigan got assist on Underwood
- 2
Rhett Lashlee
SMU coach gets extension
- 3
Justin Fields
OSU legend to make CGD picks
- 4Hot
Bryce Underwood
Michigan flips No. 1 QB Bryce Underwood from LSU
- 5
Iron Bowl
Early odds out on Bama vs. Auburn
More On This Michigan Basketball Podcast
• Three Michigan basketball players have NBA Draft decisions to make, and they have until April 24 to do so. Sophomore center Hunter Dickinson, freshman forward Moussa Diabate and freshman wing Caleb Houstan could all at least test the NBA waters, and many expect them to do so. Dickinson went through the process last season but ultimately chose to come back for ‘one more year.’ He could always reverse course and come back, with the big man actually having three more years of eligibility. Players being able to make money during college has made these decisions complicated as well, and we discuss that and everything surrounding the upcoming choices each guy will make.
• We break down the Michigan backcourt, since it’s in an interesting spot heading into the 2022-23 campaign. The Wolverines have just three guards on the roster, with some others who have the potential to play in the back court but are not natural fits. There’s the potential for Michigan to add a backcourt player through the portal, which we discuss, but we also break down the guys on the roster and how they project for next season.
• Michigan’s roster is technically full going into next season, as it stands today, with the Wolverines being at the scholarship limit of 13. However, it’s likely through either the NBA Draft or the transfer portal that the Maize and Blue will have room to add a player through the portal. We talk about Texas Tech transfer Terrence Shannon and others.
