Obscurity to Prosperity for 2023 frontcourt risers

These guys may not have been on the top of recruiters’ list a year ago, but they certainly are now — some 6-6 to 6-9 summer breakout prospects in Michigan’s 2023 class. Kelvin Amomaoka 6-9 Sr Plymouth: He has the true all-around size — height and frame — that gets coaches’ imaginations churning and can’t…

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