I’m on the Outside: 2022 Prospects on the Verge

When ranking 16-year-old basketball prospects the results will be fluid by nature. Here are some rising juniors who weren’t in the “22 for ’22” but very well could be headed that way when all is said and done for Michigan’s 2022 class in two years. Drew Barrie 6-4 Jr Midland: Seems to keep growing and…

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