Fire Starters: A 50 Spot, 40 Dogs & Millennial Club

Even if playing in the artificial obscurity of the current Michigan high school basketball universe, some players have performed so well their games will resonate beyond the empty gyms and into college recruiters’ hearts. Ferndale’s Treyvon Lewis made a bid to be considered the No. 2 prospect in Michigan’s 2022 class behind Grand Blanc’s Ty…

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