Breaking news: Sam Walters, who transferred from Alabama, chooses Michigan as Dusty May maintains a successful recruiting run.
Michigan, led by Dusty May, has been actively recruiting from both high school ranks and the transfer portal to shape their team within just one month. Amidst this effort, they’ve secured commitments from several players, including Alabama transfer Sam Walters.
Walters, a 6-foot-10 forward known for his shooting prowess, has garnered attention for his ability to stretch the floor. During his freshman year at Alabama, he averaged 5.4 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 0.4 assists while shooting 42.7% from the field and an impressive 39.4% from beyond the arc, all in limited playing time.
With three seasons of eligibility left, Walters explored options at Ohio State and Michigan before deciding on the Wolverines. His addition aligns with May’s strategy of targeting players with multiple years of eligibility and immediate impact potential.
Walters’ greatest strength lies in his shooting ability, particularly from long range. His proficiency in catch-and-shoot situations, combined with his minimal reliance on dribbling, sets him apart. In fact, he ranked in the 100th percentile for spot-up plays, making him one of the most efficient shooters in college basketball.
As May continues to shape his inaugural roster at Michigan, fans can expect ongoing updates from The Michigan Insider on all things related to Wolverines basketball.
