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  • Shaquille O’Neal’s Daughter Mearah Has 1 Word for LSU Commit’s Viral Stunt Against Rival


    Like father, like daughter. Shaquille O’Neal‘s daughter doesn’t hesitate to give credit where it’s due. After a great high school career at Episcopal High in Dallas, Me’Arah is now playing for the Florida Gators. Well, as her former teammate’s latest action on the court went viral, the 18-year-old seemingly couldn’t help but share her reaction with her Instagram followers.

    She reacted to the rising star, Bella Hines’ highlight, with one word. 

    Taking to social media, O’Neal shared a special highlight clip of Hines’ latest game on her IG story. At one point during the third quarter of the matchup, when her opponent was closely guarding or attempting to steal the ball from Hines, she seemingly pushed her and ended that with a successful shot.

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    This particular moment is going viral on social media. The prolific scorer’s friends and fans have been constantly sharing the highlights on IG, just like Me’Arah did. The 18-year-old shared it on her IG story and wrote, “yo this is diabolical b….” 

    The original post, for its part, was captioned, “Bella!!! This was disgusting! @bellahines.3”

     

    It was perhaps at Cy Fair Elite when both the Los Angeles Lakers legend’s daughter and Hines got to see more of each other’s game. Speaking of having played together at the Cyfair Elite, the five-star class of 2025 prospect said, “I fit in really well with this program. Being on a team full of ranked players has just really boosted all of our exposure in general, and playing with Shaq’s daughter doesn’t hurt.” 

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    Hines has also recently signed a deal with the Jordan Brand as well. 

    Bella Hines inked a deal with Jordan Brand

    She is the No. 25 overall player as per the 247Sports composite rankings. Recently, she also set a new record with 3,018 career points in high school. Her deal with Jordan Brand was secured in November 2024, with the brand’s history with NBA greats like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant playing a significant role in enticing Hines.

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    In a conversation with Forbes’ Mat Issa, a Jordan Brand spokesperson noted, “We’re excited to have Bella Hines join the Jordan Brand Family. She’s a remarkable young talent who is joining an athlete roster that represents greatness for the next generation.”

    On the same day, it was announced that Hines would be joining the LSU Tigers for the 2025-26 season. LSU, which won its first national title in 2023, has already seen star players like Angel Reese and Flau’Jae Johnson. Now, with Hines on the roster, the team’s future looks even brighter. This also marks a new height in Hines’ rising popularity, which is sure to only grow from here.





    “Shaquille O’Neal’s Daughter Mearah Calls LSU Commit’s Viral Stunt Against Rival ‘Legendary’”

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  • Five-star Chatsworth guard Alijah Arenas commits to USC


    Eric Musselman knew well before he took the reins at USC that recruiting the Southland and its wellspring of hoops talent would be essential to his success with the Trojans.

    “We have to recruit L.A.,” Musselman said after a game in December. “And not just recruit them a little bit. We have to recruit them relentlessly.”

    That unrelenting approach on the recruiting trail had yet to fully resonate until Thursday, when five-star Chatsworth guard Alijah Arenas, one of the top uncommitted prospects in this year’s class, committed to the Trojans.

    Arenas’ commitment marks the biggest recruiting victory of the Musselman era, the first five-star prospect to endorse the coach’s vision in L.A.

    Arenas, the son of former NBA player Gilbert Arenas, is the No. 10 recruit in this year’s class and the second-ranked prospect in the state, according to 247 Sports. He picked USC over Arizona, among other schools.

    “It felt like the best fit,” Arenas said while announcing his commitment on his father’s podcast, “Gil’s Arena.” “Seeing what USC was like, it made me feel special.”

    Arenas, a 6-foot-6 guard, was named to the McDonald’s All-American game this week after reclassifying to become a senior. He’s averaging 31.8 points for Chatsworth in his third season for the Chancellors. The family decided to enroll him in a City Section public school rather than a private school in the hope it would help him improve as a leader and player facing double and triple teams.

    Gilbert Arenas attended Grant High and Arizona, so USC’s success in recruiting Alijah might come as a surprise considering his father’s Arizona ties.

    Arenas gives USC a trio of prospects in this year’s class, alongside top-50 guard Jerry Easter of Missouri and four-star St. John Bosco guard Elzie Harrington. They’ll join a roster next season that will look decidedly different. More than half the team will have exhausted its eligibility, making it even more critical that Musselman establish a foothold in Southern California.

    With Arenas’ commitment, he’s on the right track.



    Chatsworth High School standout Alijah Arenas has officially committed to play basketball for the USC Trojans, bringing his five-star talent to the Pac-12 powerhouse.

    Arenas, a 6’4″ guard known for his scoring ability and defensive prowess, chose USC over several other top programs who were vying for his commitment. With his exceptional skill set and basketball IQ, he is expected to make an immediate impact for the Trojans.

    USC head coach Andy Enfield expressed his excitement about adding Arenas to the roster, stating, “Alijah is a dynamic player who can score from anywhere on the court. His skill set and work ethic make him a perfect fit for our program, and we can’t wait to see what he accomplishes at USC.”

    Arenas’ commitment is a major win for the Trojans and further solidifies their status as a contender in the Pac-12. USC fans can look forward to seeing Alijah Arenas light up the scoreboard and make a name for himself in the collegiate basketball world.

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  • Alijah Arenas commits to USC basketball on NBA dad Gilbert Arenas’ show


    Eric Musselman just made his first big splash in the Los Angeles recruiting scene.

    In less than a year at the helm of USC men’s basketball, Musselman has landed one of the nation’s top 2025 high school basketball prospects in Chatsworth High’s Alijah Arenas, the son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas.

    Arenas made the announcement live on his father’s podcast, Gil’s Arena Thursday afternoon.

    “For me it felt like the best it,” Arenas said of the decision. “Being on campus made me feel special.”

    More than getting Arenas to commit, the signing shows how serious Musselman is about recruiting is own backyard. Keeping talent home is a huge coup to any college coach. Musselman gets huge points here.

    Arenas, who reclassified in December from the 2026 to 2025 class, is ranked the No. 10 overall prospect in 2025, according to 247Sports.com. He chose USC over Kanas, Kentucky, Louisville, and Arizona.

    The rangy, 6-foot-6 guard was selected to be a McDonald’s All-American this year after averaging 31.8 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game. Arenas is the first McDonald’s All-American selected from the LA City Section since 2009 (Renardo Sidney, Westchester).

    Arenas’ father, Gilbert Arenas, was a standout at Grant High of the City Section before going on to play at Arizona and in the NBA. It’s a full circle moment for Gilbert, who played for Eric Musselman when Musselman was the head coach of the Golden State Warriors in 2002-03.

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    Alijah Arenas, the highly touted high school basketball prospect and son of former NBA star Gilbert Arenas, has officially committed to play college basketball at the University of Southern California (USC). The announcement was made on Gilbert Arenas’ popular online show, “No Chill with Gilbert Arenas.”

    In a special episode dedicated to his son’s decision, Gilbert Arenas shared his excitement and pride for Alijah’s commitment to USC. The father-son duo discussed the recruiting process, Alijah’s passion for the game, and the opportunities that await him at USC.

    Alijah, a 6’5″ shooting guard, is considered one of the top recruits in the country and had offers from several other prestigious programs. Ultimately, he chose to follow in his father’s footsteps and join the USC Trojans, where he will have the chance to make a name for himself on the college basketball stage.

    Fans of both Gilbert Arenas and USC basketball are thrilled with Alijah’s decision and are eager to see him take the court for the Trojans. With his talent, work ethic, and family legacy, Alijah Arenas is poised to make a significant impact at USC and continue the Arenas basketball dynasty.

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  • Sources: Bucks’ Andre Jackson Jr. commits to dunk contest


    Milwaukee Bucks forward Andre Jackson Jr. has committed to the slam dunk contest at NBA All-Star Weekend, sources told ESPN’s Shams Charania on Thursday.

    Jackson, a 2023 NCAA champion at UConn, has emerged as a Bucks starter in his second season. He joins Chicago Bulls rookie forward Matas Buzelis and San Antonio Spurs rookie guard Stephon Castle so far in the dunk contest.

    Jackson made highlight reels last season for his leaping ability on putback dunk attempts. He had his teammates jumping off the bench following a dunk in December against the Nets and then his head went above the rim on a missed putback opportunity last March against the Kings.

    Milwaukee is 23-16 when Jackson plays and 20-11 since he joined the starting lineup, adding youthful energy to a veteran team. Per ESPN Research, Jackson has held opponents to 42% as the contesting defender, which ranks in the top 50 leaguewide (minimum 200 contests).



    According to sources close to the Milwaukee Bucks, rookie forward Andre Jackson Jr. has officially committed to participating in the upcoming NBA Dunk Contest. The high-flying rookie has been turning heads with his explosive athleticism and highlight-reel dunks throughout the season, and fans are eager to see what he can bring to the competition.

    Stay tuned for more updates on the NBA Dunk Contest and Andre Jackson Jr.’s participation as the event approaches. #Bucks #AndreJacksonJr #DunkContest

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  • Top-10 prospect Caleb Wilson commits to UNC over Kentucky


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    Jan 24, 2025, 01:24 AM ET

    Top-10 senior Caleb Wilson, one of the highest-ranked uncommitted prospects remaining in the 2025 class, announced Thursday he has chosen to attend North Carolina over Kentucky.

    Wilson, No. 6 in the ESPN 100, also included Ohio State in his final three schools.

    “I picked North Carolina because of their culture and the history of the program,” Wilson told ESPN. “They were my first blue blood [offer]. Last year I went to the Duke at UNC game. I was courtside and it was a great experience. It was everything I was looking for in a program.”

    The 6-foot-9 Wilson had a long, drawn-out recruitment with several schools looking like the favorites along the way. John Calipari made Wilson a priority early on while he was at Kentucky, and then continued to pursue him once he moved to Arkansas. As Wilson’s recruitment progressed, though, Kentucky and North Carolina moved into the top tier, while the likes of Tennessee, UCF, Georgia Tech and others faded.

    The Wildcats and Tar Heels seemed to go back and forth in recent weeks, but UNC coach Hubert Davis was able to close his first five-star recruit of the cycle. It’s a critical recruiting win for Davis, who had previously missed on top targets A.J. Dybantsa (No. 1), Braylon Mullins (No. 25) and others.

    “I love the passion and energy of coach Hubert Davis,” Wilson said. “I know he will push me to be my best and love me at the same time. He is a truth teller, and that’s what I want. We have watched film together. He tells me where I can be better. He is a man of faith, and we have a great connection. He plays his freshmen, too. I plan to help UNC win and win big. Then hopefully I can have a chance to be a one-and-done.”

    Wilson has been considered one of the elite frontcourt prospects in the 2025 class for the past couple of years. He averaged 15.6 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists on the Nike EYBL circuit as a junior, then followed it up by teaming up with Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer on Nightrydas Elite to win a Peach Jam championship last summer. He was terrific at the Peach Jam, averaging 17.3 points and 7.0 rebounds in eight games while shooting 62% from the field.

    Wilson’s most evident attributes are his length, explosiveness and vertical bounce with a quick second jump. His ball skills in both transition and the half court have improved over the past year, while his agility to move in any direction is a big asset and has enhanced his ability to score inside a crowded paint. He’s effective as an off-ball cutter because of his footwork, quickness and movement. What makes him a matchup problem is his ability to step out and make 3s and handle the ball to keep defenses honest, while also growing as a willing passer with vision. At the other end of the floor, Wilson is a switchable defender who can stay in front of the ball or defend the low post.

    The Tar Heels now have three ESPN 100 prospects in their 2025 recruiting class, with Wilson joining four-star guards Derek Dixon and Isaiah Denis. Davis and his staff could have a busy offseason, as RJ Davis is out of eligibility and freshmen Drake Powell and Ian Jackson are projected first-round NBA draft picks.

    Carolina is struggling for the second time in three seasons, losing its past two games to Stanford and Wake Forest to drop to 12-8 overall and 5-3 in the ACC entering Saturday’s game against Boston College.



    Breaking news in the college basketball world as highly-touted prospect Caleb Wilson has committed to the University of North Carolina over the University of Kentucky. Wilson, a 6’8 forward, is ranked as a top-10 prospect in the Class of 2023 and his decision to join the Tar Heels is a major coup for the program.

    UNC head coach Roy Williams expressed his excitement over Wilson’s commitment, stating that he believes the talented young player will make an immediate impact on the team. Wilson’s versatility, scoring ability, and high basketball IQ make him a valuable addition to the Tar Heels’ roster.

    Kentucky fans are sure to be disappointed by Wilson’s decision, as they had been hoping to see him in a Wildcats uniform. However, UNC supporters are thrilled to welcome Wilson to Chapel Hill and are looking forward to seeing him in action next season.

    With Wilson on board, the Tar Heels are poised to be a force to be reckoned with in the ACC and beyond. Stay tuned for more updates on Wilson’s journey with UNC basketball.

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  • Harun Zrno commits as second Indiana basketball recruit in 2025 class




    Exciting News: Harun Zrno Commits to Indiana Basketball!

    The Indiana Hoosiers have just landed their second recruit for the 2025 class, as Harun Zrno has officially committed to the program. The 6’6″ forward from Bosnia and Herzegovina brings a unique skill set to the team, with his versatility on both ends of the court.

    Zrno is known for his scoring ability, being able to knock down shots from beyond the arc as well as finish around the rim with authority. His length and athleticism make him a defensive force as well, able to guard multiple positions and disrupt passing lanes.

    Head coach Mike Woodson expressed his excitement about Zrno joining the Hoosiers, stating, “Harun is a talented player with a bright future ahead of him. We believe he will be a key piece in our quest for success in the upcoming seasons.”

    With Zrno’s commitment, Indiana is building a strong foundation for the future, and fans can look forward to seeing him in action on the court. Congratulations to Harun Zrno on his commitment to Indiana Basketball! #GoHoosiers

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  • Former Iowa football QB Cade McNamara commits to East Tennessee State






    Former Iowa football quarterback Cade McNamara has announced his commitment to East Tennessee State University. The talented signal-caller decided to transfer from Iowa in search of more playing time and a fresh start.

    McNamara, a highly touted recruit coming out of high school, showed flashes of potential during his time with the Hawkeyes but was unable to secure the starting job. Now, he will have the opportunity to compete for the starting quarterback position at ETSU and showcase his skills on the field.

    The Buccaneers are getting a dynamic and talented quarterback in McNamara, who has the ability to make plays with both his arm and his legs. With his experience at the collegiate level and determination to succeed, McNamara has the potential to make a significant impact for ETSU in the upcoming season.

    Fans of East Tennessee State football can look forward to seeing McNamara lead the team on the field and help them compete for championships in the future. His commitment to the program is a testament to his dedication and passion for the game, and he is sure to make a lasting impact during his time with the Buccaneers.

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  • MSU football WR transfer Antonio Gates Jr. commits to Delaware State

    MSU football WR transfer Antonio Gates Jr. commits to Delaware State


    Michigan State football lost wide receiver Antonio Gates Jr. to the transfer portal, when the former four star recruit decided to leave East Lansing after two years with the program.

    Following the decision, Gates has found a new home, deciding to commit to Delaware State University, a member of the FCS’s MEAC.

    In his two years in East Lansing, Gates played in 14 games, catching 9 passes for 131 yards and a touchdown. He will now be a part of a team coached by former NFL star wide receiver Desean Jackson.

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    Antonio Gates Jr., the son of former NFL star Antonio Gates, has announced his commitment to play football at Delaware State University. The talented wide receiver is transferring from Michigan State University, where he had limited playing time as a freshman.

    Gates Jr. is looking to make a name for himself at Delaware State and showcase his skills on the field. With his speed, agility, and strong hands, he has the potential to be a game-changer for the Hornets’ offense.

    The decision to transfer to Delaware State was not an easy one for Gates Jr., but he is confident that it is the right move for his career. He is excited to join the Hornets and help lead the team to success in the upcoming season.

    Stay tuned for more updates on Antonio Gates Jr. and his journey at Delaware State University. #GoHornets

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  • Former Clemson DL Tré Williams commits to Michigan

    Former Clemson DL Tré Williams commits to Michigan


    A former Tiger is now a Wolverine.

    Clemson graduate defensive lineman Tré Williams announced on social media Saturday that he will transfer to Michigan. He visited Michigan this weekend and apparently liked what he saw.

    In 2024, Williams had 16 tackles, including three for loss, two sacks, two fumble recoveries, and two pass deflections.

    During his time at Clemson, he recorded 42 tackles (10 for loss), four sacks, two pass breakups, and three fumble recoveries over 722 defensive snaps in 44 career games (four starts) from 2020-24.

    A former Top 150 recruit from Windsor, Connecticut, Williams earned his sociology degree in August 2024.

    He has one year of eligibility left.

    Five former scholarship Tigers, Williams, defensive back Sherrod Covil Jr. (Virginia Tech), receivers Noble Johnson (Arizona State) and Troy Stellato, and defensive end A.J. Hoffler, have recently entered the transfer portal.

    Williams’ Clemson bio:

    2024: Credited with 16 tackles (3.0 for loss), 2.0 sacks, two pass breakups and two fumble recoveries in 300 defensive snaps over 14 games (three starts) … contributed two tackles vs. No. 1 Georgia … added two tackles and a pass breakup vs. Appalachian State … made one tackle vs. NC State … recorded two tackles (one for loss) vs. Stanford … posted two tackles and a pass breakup at Florida State … collected two tackles at Wake Forest … collected his first fumble recovery of the season vs. Virginia … added another fumble recovery at Virginia Tech … made one tackle at Pitt … credited with two tackles vs. The Citadel … recorded two sacks at No. 3 Texas.

    2023: Took a mid-career injury redshirt after spending most of the season recuperating from shoulder surgery … credited with one tackle (0.5 for loss) in 23 snaps over five games … made season debut at NC State … made one tackle at South Carolina.

    2022: Credited with eight tackles (1.5 for loss), a sack and a fumble recovery in 142 defensive snaps over 12 games … split a tackle for loss at Georgia Tech … added a tackle vs. Furman … contributed a career-high four tackles and a sack at Boston College … recorded his first career fumble recovery vs. Miami (Fla.) … made one tackle vs. South Carolina … added another tackle in the Orange Bowl vs. No. 6 Tennessee.

    2021: Battled through injuries to his foot and both shoulders to play 243 snaps over 11 games (one start) and finish the year credited with 13 tackles (4.0 for loss) and one sack … made one tackle vs. No. 5 Georgia … added a tackle for loss vs. SC State … credited with three tackles (0.5 for loss) vs. Georgia Tech … contributed a tackle at NC State … added two tackles with a half-sack vs. Boston College … notched another half-sack at Syracuse … contributed three tackles (one for loss) at No. 23 Pitt … recorded a half-sack vs. UConn, his home-state team.

    2020: Played 14 snaps over two games prior to a season-ending injury … made collegiate debut at Wake Forest … contributed four tackles (one for loss) at Georgia Tech.

    Before Clemson: Played 2018 and 2019 seasons for Joe Casamento at St. John’s College High in Washington, D.C. … helped St. John’s College High School go 9-1 in 2018 and rank 20th in the nation (second in the Washington, D.C. area) by MaxPreps … named to the MaxPreps Junior All-American team after the 2018 season … was a MaxPreps first-team preseason All-American for 2019 … helped team to 9-1 record in 2018 and top-20 national rank as a starting defensive tackle … during early signing period, ranked as the No. 39 overall player in the nation by ESPN.com, which also listed him as the fourth-best defensive tackle and third-best player in Maryland … 247Sports ranked Williams as the 57th-best player in the nation, the seventh-best defensive tackle and third-best player in Washington, D.C. … PrepStar ranked Williams as No. 67 player in the nation, fourth-best defensive tackle and third-best player in Washington, D.C. … Rivals listed him as the No. 206 overall player in the nation, 16th-best defensive tackle and third-best player in Washington D.C area … selected to participate in the Under Armour All-America Game … committed to Clemson on Jan. 26, 2019 … recruited to Clemson by Mike Reed and Todd Bates.

    Personal: Born Oct. 22, 2001 … earned degree in sociology in August 2024 … completed a microinternship with Di Prizito Real Estate Group in Beverly Hills, Calif. in spring 2024 … enrolled at Clemson in June 2020.





    Former Clemson defensive lineman Tré Williams has officially committed to the University of Michigan. Williams announced his decision on social media, expressing his excitement to join the Wolverines and continue his football career at the collegiate level.

    Williams, a talented and versatile player, brings a wealth of experience and skill to the Michigan defense. During his time at Clemson, he showcased his ability to disrupt plays in the backfield and make crucial stops against opposing offenses.

    With his commitment to Michigan, Williams adds depth and talent to an already strong defensive unit. His presence on the field will undoubtedly make an impact and help the Wolverines compete at a high level in the upcoming season.

    Michigan fans are thrilled to welcome Tré Williams to Ann Arbor and are eager to see him in action on the field. Stay tuned for what is sure to be an exciting and successful season for the Wolverines with Williams on board. #GoBlue

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  • Clemson transfer DL Tre Williams commits to Michigan

    Clemson transfer DL Tre Williams commits to Michigan


    Sherrone Moore and Michigan have made another addition to their defense through the transfer portal, as Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams has committed to the Wolverines.

    It was announced on New Year’s Day that Williams was entering the transfer portal after being at Clemson his entire career. During that time, Williams has battled some injuries and has mostly been a rotational piece along the defensive front.

    However, Williams is coming off the most productive season of his career, registering 14 tackles (including three for a loss), two sacks, two fumble recoveries and two pass deflections in 14 games.

    Williams also graded out pretty nicely by Pro Football Focus, earning a 66.3 overall defensive grade, a 69.4 tackling grade and a 68.9 pass rush grade this past year. He was only credited with one missed tackle and one penalty all season, proving he is a very disciplined player along the line.

    Williams originally played high school ball at St. Johns in Washington D.C. He was ranked as a four-star recruit and the No. 94 overall prospect in the 2020 recruiting cycle by the 247Sports composite.

    Listed at 6-foot-2 and 315 pounds on Clemson’s website, Williams is a big (literally) addition to Michigan’s defense. The Wolverines lost Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant to the NFL this offseason, so it’s been paramount for Michigan to reload up front.

    Williams will be joining former Damon Payne Jr. (Alabama) via the portal to help shore up the depth Michigan will have on the defensive line.

    The additions of Payne and Williams, as well as guys like Derrick Moore and T.J. Guy — and potentially Rayshaun Benny as well — provide the Wolverines more to work with than fans might have originally expected, giving the Michigan a chance to once again have one of the best defensive lines in the Big Ten. We’ll have to wait and see what the finished product looks like, but the Wolverines are in a better place than they were when the portal initially opened.



    Clemson transfer defensive lineman Tre Williams has announced his commitment to the University of Michigan. The 6’2, 300-pound Williams entered the transfer portal earlier this month and wasted no time in finding his new home in Ann Arbor.

    Williams, a former 4-star recruit out of St. Louis, Missouri, played in 15 games for the Tigers over the past two seasons. He brings size, strength, and experience to a Michigan defensive line that is looking to reload for the upcoming season.

    With his decision to join the Wolverines, Williams adds even more depth and talent to an already formidable defensive unit. Michigan fans can look forward to seeing him wreak havoc in the trenches and help anchor the defense for the 2022 season. Welcome to the Maize and Blue, Tre Williams! #GoBlue .

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