By now, Juwan Howard is well-accustomed to transfer point guards.
Long gone are the days of backcourt stability with Zavier Simpson, a luxury that Howard enjoyed in Year 1 of his tenure and one he still cites frequently.
Rather, for the third consecutive season, Michigan is poised to start a graduate transfer at point guard. This time, it’s former Princeton standout Jaelin Llewellyn.
“It’s been a smooth transition,” Llewellyn said with a smile at Michigan Media Day on Friday. “There’s another level of comfort, being here for a couple of months. I just can’t wait to get started.”
Michigan will rely heavily on Llewellyn, who averaged 15.7 points per game with the Tigers last season. A team’s success is often dictated by its point guard, a riskier proposition when the point guard is new. It’s also a proposition that the Wolverines are well-versed in.
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