Michigan center Hunter Dickinson has entered his name on the transfer portal, by various reports.
Dickinson has spent the past three seasons in Ann Arbor, playing in 94 total games for Michigan and winning Big Ten Rookie of the Year as a freshman. Over the past two years, he averaged at least 18 points and 8.6 rebounds per game in each year, resulting in three consecutive second-team All-Big Ten appearances and consensus second-team All-American honors at 2021.
However, after Michigan clinched the No. 1 seed in Dickinson’s first year, the Wolverines have failed to win 20 games in each of the past two seasons. Michigan was seeded No. 11 last year, though they made it to the Sweet Sixteen, and didn’t make the NCAA men’s tournament this season.
According Jeff Goodman of the stadiumDickinson’s next team is “wide open.”
Hunter Dickinson told me it’s wide open right now. https://t.co/ZY3aEVmd2d
—Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) March 31, 2023
Dickinson is entering his senior season, so he will have at least one year of eligibility left along with a potential graduate season if he chooses.