Michigan men's basketball likely hasn't finalized its roster for the 2025-26 season, but the Wolverines have done a nice job of filling some voids. Dusty May's

Bilbao clinched the title on April 23 in Greece, with Abdur-Rahkman scoring 10 points in the final game. No player made more 3s in the event (39 on 100 attempts). The 6-foot-4 guard averaged 10.7 points over 19 games, second most on the team among players who participated in the playoff rounds, while adding three assists per game.

This week, ESPN's Joe Lunardi revealed his too-early 2025-26 bracket, therefore setting expectations for each team entering the upcoming season. Unsurprisingly, the Wolverines are one of his highest-seeded teams and his second-highest rated team in the Big Ten.