Plymouth senior 6-7, versatile, grades

Though Plymouth couldn’t quite catch up from Howell’s early three-point barrage to fall short on the road 59-54, Wildcats’ 6-7 senior Matt MacLellan showed the versatility that makes him on of the more intriguing available small college recruits in Michigan. MacLellan’s success is predicated on his ability to use a big first stop to create…

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