Michigan State Tournament: More Stars
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The best events give the best and most coverage. Well, the Michigan State Tournament was the best, so we owe you more coverage. Good thing that the gyms were filled with great talent. We’re going to look at some more…
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Continue ReadingThe best events give the best and most coverage. Well, the Michigan State Tournament was the best, so we owe you more coverage. Good thing that the gyms were filled with great talent. We’re going to look at some more stars that should be on college coaches radars.
Farmer was a problem for opponents at the Michigan State Tournament. He’s a much improved player. Farmer is still that quick guard that can control pace and get the ball to open teammates. But his offensive game has really grown. He was even better attacking off the bounce and proved to be a dangerous shooter from beyond the arc.
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If you look up “athlete” in the dictionary, they could put a picture of
Bryce Backus
Bryce
Backus
6'3" | PF
Caledonia | 2027
State
MI
. He’s the kind of kid that’s just really good at everything. Backus was too athletic and too powerful on the glass at the Michigan State Tournament. There was just no denying him. He turned heads with his versatile defense as well.
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Calhoun’s Midwest Stampede 2026 Blue team was shorthanded in Grand Rapids, but Calhoun faced the task like a warrior. He battled physically on both ends and logged a ton of minutes. Calhoun proved that he could score with physicality at the rim as well as bury a jumper from deep.
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Burns is a prospect on the rise that definitely deserves next level looks. He has tremendous positional size and length. This gives him the ability to guard multiple positions, possibly all 5 at the high school level. Burns looks like he’s on pace for a huge senior season.
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Dirschell has had a huge last 12 months and it has drummed up some verifiable interest from next level coaches. Dirschell again showed superior strength and power along with touch. He’s an underrated versatile defender as well.
Martin left his mark at the Michigan State Tournament. He was at his best when playing with aggression offensively and looking to get to the basket. Martin was willing to share the ball, trusting that it would come back in a better spot. He played solid defense and was active on the glass.