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According to a report by Mike Hutton of the Post-Tribune, which cites Albrecht's father, it appears that it might be too early to call it quits on Albrecht's playing career.
JB obviously would want him back with Walton graduating but he's not capable of playing at the level he used too and its not worth his risk to try. I'll let the Dr's take it after this but hip issues tend to return, especially for someone so young to have them...
Xavier Simpson is going to be a good one, not sure how ready he'll be as a freshman but he's a good bet to be a 3+ year starter. Obviously I think he's underrated, seen/heard a lot less about the other members of the '16 class but they all seem rated appropriately barring a terrific senior season.
Simpson is game ready. Watson is better than people are rating him. He's shown more athleticism than he did when he committed. Lot more aggressive too.
I'd still love to have Spike back for a fifth year if we can. If we can't, well, so be it. I'm not sure if I've ever mentioned this before here, but it's my personal belief that the center spot is more important for Michigan.
It would be a very tough situation if Spike wanted to come back. I love what he's brought over the years but we'll have Walton, Simpson and MAAR that can all play PG and Spike returning would put Michigan over the scholarship limit by 2. Unless somebody decides to go pro early (unlikely, as Irvin was probably the most likely candidate and he's still playing his way back into shape) or transfer (somewhat likely but not a given) that really creates a problem. One that I have no idea how they'd resolve.
Michigan offered 2017 forward Kyle Young. His composite ranking is #112 and he also has offers from Wisconsin, Clemson, Purdue, Illinois, Xavier, and Butler.
He kind of looks like a Sam Dekker-type. Good shooter with some AA. He's listed at 6'7" on some sites and 6'6" on others. Since he's just a junior, he may still be growing.
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