Take it to the Banks, and Hughes the Man in 2021

True post size is rare in Michigan’s 2021 class. So when it comes to the 16U AAU season, a shorter widebody big man becomes a very valuable commodity. Two such prospects played well at the REACH Michigan Invitational, the host team’s David Hughes, a 6-6 sophomore from Detroit Edison, and the Michigan Playmakers’ Caleb Banks,…

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