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Looks Like Another Elite Defensive Lineman Might Join Nate Marshall At Michigan
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Looks Like Another Elite Defensive Lineman Might Join Nate Marshall At Michigan
Michigan Trending For Top 50 Recruit Following Spring Game Visit
Looks Like Only A Matter Of Time Before Michigan Lands One Of The State’s Best
Former Top Michigan DT Target Enters Transfer Portal As A Graduate For UCLA
Former Michigan Starter Has Upcoming Visits Scheduled, Still Considering A Return
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The 2015 NBA Sprite Slam Dunk participants have been announced. The four contestants include Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo, Minnesota Timberwolves’ Zach LaVine, Orlando Magic’s Victor Oladipo and Brooklyn Nets’ Mason Plumlee.
LaVine and his 46-inch vertical have to be the favorite to win the competition. Oladipo and Antetokounmpo will certainly also contend.
The competition will also go back to its original rules, meaning no shot-clock, no East vs. West and no fan voting.