Going Off: Soph Star Tyler Jamison

Despite the talent diaspora and late start to the season, Michigan’s 2023 class could be one of the nation’s strongest. One member of that group is Tyler Jamison, a 6-4 Port Northern Huron sophomore who had 39 point and 17 rebound in a 63-57 win at L’anse Creuse. It looked like PHN had wrapped up…

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