All time um men's bball players

Trey would be my first choice.

I typed that as I am sitting on my couch wearing my Trey jersey.

Opinion: you are probably old.

does this thread have to come up

Phil Hubbard?

I was a freshman when Grant was so needless to say he is a fave of mine. But Trey was the much more impactful player. Gary could play D and dish, but Trey would be on team ahead of him. Rice was the better player than Grant on that team. Just ask Sarah Palin.

I agree with the first 5 stated.

R U f'ing kidding me? Leaving Webber off any all time Michigan list, based only on talent, is fucking crazy talk.

Leaving Webber off the list would be ludicrous. He was amazing and is either 1 or 2 along with Cazzie. 

Rickey ahead of Trey I agree, although Trey's pro career obviously isn't done yet. Rickey and Jalen - to me they are about the same level (which is outragesouly good).

 

Webber was a dominant player. Easily on UM's all time team.

If there is a Charles Woodson version of a mbb it would be Glen Rice. 30 per on his way to a championship. Give me Trey, Cwebb, Cazzie, and Ricky Green? Last spot is open for discussion.

Aubr3y

 

edit: oops wrong thread.

Webber 4

Rudy T 5

Rose 1

Rice 3

Cazzie 2

 

Bench Players:

Trey Burke 1/2

Rickey Green 2/3

Gary Grant 1/2

Loy Vaught 3/4

 

Have to start with Cazzie and GLEN! Trey would be my point, CWebb has to be one post. The last post spot is a tough fight between Rudy T and Terry Mills.

if he was on the court, he was in range.  i would love to see what he would have scored with a 3-point line.  he was deadly.

Terry Mills FTW

Gary Grant. Two time All American.

You lost me with writing, "R U f'ing kidding me???"

When you write something like that, you're impugning the judgment of all who took part in the poll. These polls are all completely subjective, and will always be a source of contention.

I started at Michigan in the mid-70's. I certainly remember Ricky Green. I played ball at the CCRB with Rice, actually guarding him. I lived next to Tarpley and Wade and Rellford, and actually had some of their Michigan basketball shoes. The problem, as you well know, is that it is literally impossible to compare. You have different coaches, different surrounding players, different eras.

I'll go with Cazzie, Rice, and Webber to begin. For me, Green and Trey are a tossup. Same with Rudy and Jalen (who played different positions). You may hate Webber, and his attitude, and what he did to Michigan, but the talent he had was mind-boggling, to me at least.

I get that you value different players. But I hate your attitude towards those who you disagree with.

guys who have their jerseys hanging in Crisler.

to me he was the best C we ever had, he would be in my starting 5 somehow.

Rice SF

Cazzie SG

WebberPF

Tarpley C

Jalen PG

Burke, Howard, Hubbard, Green, Campy Russell would be a nice bench

CAZZIE

For Rose and Burke, those of us a bit older could argue for Gary Grant and Rumeal Robinson.  But it's a hard argument.  Also, in terms of just basketball, was Chris Webber really better than Roy Tarpley?  I think this is a fun conversation.

Depends on what your criteria is. If it's guys that have contributed the most to Michigan basketball, then your list will look different than a most talented list. If we're going with most talented, Chris Webber is undoubtedly one of the first 2-3 names you put down. If it's contribution, his spot could be up for grabs with Bill Buntin, Phil Hubbard and Rudy T.

No love for Antoine Joubert?

Henry Wilmore might be the best pure scorer we've ever had.