Michigan Guards Best In The Country?
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There have been a lot of guards from Michigan making a ton of noise with their outstanding play. Could they be overall the best set of guards in the country? Let’s look at some of elite guards in the state…
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Continue ReadingThere have been a lot of guards from Michigan making a ton of noise with their outstanding play. Could they be overall the best set of guards in the country? Let’s look at some of elite guards in the state and then you can make your determination as to where they stack up.
Lewless will be going to SAan Diego and playing for a great lead guard coach in Steve Lavin. If you watched him play this spring, you saw one of the most explosive points in the country as well as an elite decision maker.
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Brooks is headed to the B1G with the Wolverines. There’s something to Michigan guards and their toughness and great mid range games. He has it at an elite level and you’ll see it more as you go down the list.
Ryans just committed to Western Michigan and Broncos fans will love him. He’s a versatile guard that can direct an offense as well as play off the ball and become a scorer.
McKenney has had a college ready frame from the minute his high school career started. He has one of the best mid range games in the country.
Stone is slick and slippery and can always get to his spot. He’s a creative passer that gets the ball in tight spaces.
Lawson is probably one of the more dynamic guards in the midwest. He’s a bona fide playmaker.
Sanderson has one of the best basketball IQ’s you’ll find. He’s the increasingly rare pure point guard that can get his as well as feed his teammates in scoring positions.
Sigmon is an elite talent that can attack from both sides and has a very instinctual game. He’s a versatile 2 way player as well.
Then add names to this long list like Jacob Pleyer Jacob Pleyer 6'3" | PG Watervliet | 2026 State MI , Sharod Barnes Sharod Barnes 6'2" | SG Orchard Lake St, Mary's | 2025 State #365 Nation MI , Chris McLavish, and Tyler Spratt Tyler Spratt 6'5" | SF North Farmington | 2024 State #272 Nation MI just to name a few. The depth is certainly there.
What do you think? Where does Michigan stack up?