A popular Michigan basketball gamer is on the relocation.
Previous Wolverines ahead Brandon Johns Jr., that involved Ann Arbor regardless of being a four-star from East Lansing, never ever fairly strengthened his condition as a celebrity gamer for the maize as well as blue. He succeeded when coming off the bench for 2 years, taking control of for Isaiah Livers either in area responsibility or when Livers was hurt. Yet he obtained his turn as a starter in 2021-22, his 4th year with the program, however eventually was replaced by fresher Moussa Diabate.
After the period, Johns went into the NCAA transfer website. As well as on Wednesday evening, it appears he’s going out of state.
Johns uploaded to Instagram that he’s heading to the DMV as he’s dedicating to VCU.
CHICAGO — A man has died after he was found unresponsive in Lake Michigan early Saturday morning, police said.
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The man, 36, was found near 31st Street Harbor around 4:30 a.m., according to Chicago police. Divers pulled him from the lake, and he was taken to University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition.
SEE ALSO: Search to resume for missing man after yacht sinks in Lake Michigan near 31st Street Harbor
In a separate incident on Friday, a yacht carrying 16 people capsized and sank in the same area. All but one of those people made it out of the water. A search continues for that missing person.
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Details surrounding the incident are unclear, and the situation is under investigation.
Source: Sun-Times Media Wire – Copyright Chicago Sun-Times 2024.)
One of the most intriguing players for the Wolverines heading into the 2024 season is sophomore wideout Semaj Morgan. During his freshman season, Morgan proved he could be a dangerous weapon with the ball in his hands. He was third among all wideouts in receptions (22) and receiving yards (204), and second in touchdown receptions (2). He added two more rushing touchdowns on the ground, and led the team in both kick return yards (186) and punt return yards (101),
Heading into his sophomore season, Morgan will have a bit of a different look when he takes the field this fall. Earlier this off-season, he announced that he was switching his number from 82 to number zero – a number that carries a ton of weight after U-M legend Mike Sainristil made it famous over the last two seasons. But making that switch wasn’t as easy as asking for it, it was something that had to be earned. Head coach Sherrone Moore elaborated on the number switch this week during Big Ten Media Days.
“He’s done an outstanding job of changing his body in a good way to maintain the speed,” Moore said. “Got a 4.0 this semester. So that was a big change to allow him to get the number zero, which he wouldn’t stop bugging me about. He’s done an outstanding job and excited about what he’s going to do this year.”
Semaj Morgan in the number zero jersey / Christopher Breiler
Along with putting in the work in the classroom, Morgan has also established himself as one of the hardest working players on the team. At 5-10, 176 pounds, he certainly isn’t the biggest target on the field. But as his head coach explains, Morgan plays much bigger than his physical size.
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“Semaj is probably one of the best-practice players on the team,” Moore said. “I mean, he practices so hard that he probably loses about five to six pounds every practice and he’s got to gain it back. But the guy runs hard. And for being a guy that’s so little in stature, he plays like he’s 200 pounds… and he’ll tell you that too.”
After losing their two top receivers to the NFL Draft during the off-season, there’s no doubt that the Wolverines will need several of their younger wideouts to take a big step forward this fall. While there’s no shortage of candidates who could rise to the top, it seems like Morgan is best positioned to have an extremely productive year in 2024.
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