Small college point guard prospects start to separate

It’s been a recruiting cycle unlike any other, with Michigan players unable to work out at their high schools and most colleges unable to see them there even if they could. Meanwhile, with rosters and rules in flux the college coaches are unsure what their 2021-22 rosters will look like. As if it wasn’t hard…

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