
Michigan Basketball Lands 7'2 Beast
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Michigan basketball secures a seven-foot-two center, Moustapha Thiam, for the 2026-27 season, bolstering their transfer class alongside Jalen Reed and J.P. Estrella. Thiam, a mobile big man with a knack for shooting threes and blocking shots, brings two years of eligibility and a proven track record of defensive dominance. His addition to the roster, coupled with the teams recent national title run, positions Michigan as a repeat contender and potential dynasty in the Big Ten.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Michigan Basketball Lands 7'2 Beast. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 28, Michigan basketball just landed a 7-foot-2 beast in the paint. On April 28, 2026, Coach Dusty May announced Mustafa TM signing a big 10 scholarship to join the Wolverines for the 2026-27 season. This 7-foot-2 center from Cincinnati headlines their transfer class. He's linking up with transfers, Jalen Reed and J.P. Estrella rounding out three vets for a squad that's already stacked with six freshmen. TM brings two years left, perfect timing after Michigan's national title run last year. Fans are buzzing because TM's no ordinary big man. He's mobile, shoots threes, and sweatshots like nobody's business. As a sophomore in the Big 12, he averaged 12.8 points, 7.1 rebounds, and led his team with 50 blocks. Freshman here at UCF, he was the top powerful rook with double-digit scoring, solid boards, and elite blocks per game. May's building a defensive powerhouse off their Big 10 regular season dominance and championship march. TM's
rim protection and floor running fit their fast-paced style, replacing any front court losses with proven production. Word to Michigan faithful, this roster makes screams repeat contender, turning that title glow into a full dynasty vibe.
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