Brendan and Dylan react to the news that Isaiah Livers is coming back to Michigan. They discuss what’s next in his development, what his return means for U-M’s other players (Brandon Johns at center!) and how Chaundee Brown would fit into the equation if he’s granted an eligibility waiver.
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Lobstrycz2
How do you spell out BQ’s pronunciation of golf? Gawf? Gaulf? Goff?
Tom48160
Clearly it’s
JBmoney
Great point on the Brown this year vs. next year debate. Basically along the lines of you could get a Brown-type player or better on the portal next year. I would expect us to be HEAVY players for transfers next year so that is another point tipping to needing/wanting Brown this year.
AC1997
I tend to agree with Brenden more than Dylan on the key position for next year’s potential. While center is concerning and having Johns there is very important…I think the mix of Johns, Davis, and Dickinson can be serviceable. To me the ceiling for the team will be determined by Mike Smith. If he’s an average B10 point guard and can run the offense…watch out. If he struggles and we have to play more Eli or Zeb at PG, suddenly the offense may bog down and we’ll struggle to score.
swinawer
I agree. Aside from our having several decent options at center, I think PG is the most important position on any team, unless you have another player you can consistently run the offense through.