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Five-star forward Greg Brown picks Texas over Michigan, G League

"It's a real hard decision to be honest," Brown said. "It took me until the final hour to really decide where I want to go. Five schools gave me a great opportunity and the G League gave me a great opportunity. It was great visiting all schools and campuses. The coaches were great and the players were great.

"I just reached out to family and friends and I can't thank them enough for helping me with this decision because it was very, very tough. It was a long process. I decided in the final hour today after I woke up this morning."


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Brown was the top uncommitted prospect remaining in the 2020 class and was Michigan’s highest-rated recruiting target. He’s ranked the No. 9 overall recruit and No. 1 power forward in the nation, according to the 247Sports composite.

With Brown’s commitment, only three top-80 recruits in the composite rankings have yet to announce where they’ll be playing next season: five-star center Makur Maker, four-star forward William Jeffress and four-star center Kai Sotto. None of the three hold a Michigan offer, and Maker, who is the cousin of Detroit Pistons forward Thon Maker, and Sotto are candidates to go the G League route like elite recruits Isaiah Todd, a former Michigan commit, and Jalen Green.

Given the lack of 2020 choices left on the board, the Wolverines could look to round out their roster with a transfer. However, they are no longer in the mix for graduate transfer Justin Kier, a guard from George Mason who had Michigan among his finalists before cutting his list down to Georgia, Minnesota and N.C. State.

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