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Upperclassmen With Something to Prove in 2018-19

Some of these players are in new or expanded roles. Some were injured or weren’t seen in the summer by many college coaches. Others have underachieved relative to their early reputations. Whatever the reason, all of the following Michigan high school upperclassman have a little more to prove when they step onto the court this…

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