How about Ivy League credits, are those okay? It appears so, and also appears like Michigan has finally found a guard to join Kobe Bufkin and air for minutes at the two, not to mention a guy who can create his own shot.

Source: Coveted Princeton transfer Jaelin Llewellyn will be committing to play for Juwan Howard at Michigan. Llewellyn was a First Team All-Ivy player and averaged 15.7 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists last season.

— Matt Norlander (@MattNorlander) April 29, 2022

Josh Henschke confirmed it. He's coming.

Llewellyn is a scorer, passing 1,000 points in three seasons at Princeton, including 136 three-pointers. Plugging his 2021 season into my chart generator paints a picture of a perfect Not Just a Shooter™.

That's an impressive box: high usage, miniscule turnover rate, and (37% of points assisted) not a lot of help. Princeton didn't really have a point guard last year, running most of their offense through a 6'8"/217 center. Their defensive numbers (see: 6'8"/217 center) were abysmal, so it's hard to tell anything from the stats. The highlights are a lot of scoring, as you might expect:

The Synergy numbers are more encouraging. Llewellyn took 40 percent of his jumpers off the dribble and 60 percent were contested, so those threes came honestly. He's also good pick and roll ballhandler and very effective in transition, though not enough of an athlete to be a true isolation threat.

Michigan—hoo boy—needed a guy, especially once it looked like Texas Tech's Terrence Shannon was turned around by a combination of Michigan's tweedy transfer credit demands, Texas Tech's refusal to let him finish there first, and Illinois's more robust NIL program. Eli Brooks graduated, neither Frankie Collins nor incoming Dug McDaniel are really off-ball guards, and Michigan had all their eggs in 2nd year players Kobe Bufkin and Isaiah Barnes, who didn't even see the field, taking huge leaps forward next year. That could still be the case and Michigan still needed help here, since small forward options were Caleb Houstan again or freshman Jett Howard. Depending on Bufkin's development, and how well Llewellyn transitions to playing defense with athletes more on his level, we could see the two starting together, or Llewellyn as a crucial scoring option off the bench. At the very least they needed a shooter, since their only guy to make the national top-300 in 3P% just gradated.

Originally from Ontario, he was the rare Ivy League 4-star, coming in 99th in the composite rankings in 2018. He played all three season that Princeton did (the Ivy League canceled their 2020-'21 season) so Llewellyn will come in with senior eligibility, the only guy on Michigan's roster who's more than a sophomore right now. Michigan's still waiting on draft decisions from Caleb Houstan and Moussa Diabate, and it's probably not likely both return, but if they do the Wolverines can still open up a scholarship by taking Jace Howard's.

We'll probably get Matt from Endless Motor to do a full scouting Hello later.