The Only Other Team To Offer Spike Albrecht A Scholarship Was Appalachian State
Michigan leads Louisville 38-37 after a hugely entertaining first half, highlighted by tremendous performances from Michigan freshman Spike Albrecht and Louisville walk-on junior Luke Hancock.
Albrecht has 17 points and hasn't missed a three-point shot the entire tournament, so it's kind of amazing that the only other team to even offer him a scholarship was Appalachian State.
The only reason Michigan offered him one was because of some uncertainty whether Trey Burke's would return for another year with the team. Burke obviously stayed, and Albrecht has served as his backup, averaging 7.7 minutes a game in his freshman year.
"Coach B watched an open gym, and I was on the visit the next week," he said. "I committed right on the spot. I said: 'Hey, Coach, I don't want to be super eager, but this is where I want to go, no doubt.' "
...
After deciding to offer Albrecht, Beilein told Carroll: "I love this kid. I'm either in a lot of trouble or I'm going to be a genius."
So far, so good.
Michigan's Spike Albrecht didn't get lots of looks in school, but that's changing now [Freep]
College Football Has a New Top Five, but Are They Any Good?
Five Fights to Make After UFC Vegas 123
Ohio State’s Loss to USC Was a Complete Embarrassment
10 MLB Players Who Could Change Teams Before the Lockout
- NBA Best Bets Today: Grizzlies-Kings, Trail Blazers-Jazz and Cavaliers-Bucks
- UFC Vegas 123 Predictions: Renato Moicano vs. Tom Nolan and Best Bets
- College Football Picks: Arizona-Texas Tech, Florida-Georgia and Ohio State-USC
- UFC Fight Night Underdog Pick: Julian Erosa (+150) vs. JeongYeong Lee
- NBA Best Bets: Wizards, Pistons and Rockets Highlight Friday's Picks
- College Football Playoff Odds: LSU Overrated, Ole Miss Underrated
- NBA Best Bets: Three Picks to Know for Thursday Night











