MBB: Michigan is looking at Kostas Antetokounmpo ('16)

I remember a recent player who we all waited anxiously to show signs of the athleticism of his brother. Unfortunately, he never turned into the kind of player his brother was. 

Al Horford >>> Jon Horford

Sometimes, being the brother of an NBA level dude doesn't guarentee the same kind of fortune. 

Hollow bones.

That's why Caris LeVert struggled to stay healthy.

Skinny/not overweight kid grows 6 inches in a year. Remains skinny.  Not too surprising, right?

When I graduated from HS I was 6'3.5" and lucky to hit 150 lbs. on the scale. I drank protien shakes withy every meal and ate 5-6 large meals each day. Worked out but couldn't build any muscle in my upper body - lower body developed fairly well.

I didn't break 165 for good until I hit 27 years old. Now I'm 40 and 210 lbs.

Just had a crazy metabolism for a long time.

I was 5'11 around 115 my freshman year.  Gaining 9" in a year will do that.

Then gained 80 lbs over the next two years.  

You don't become 6' 11" without growing quickly.

Also few kids are doing significany strenth training, which adds weight and muscle, they're doing lots of running and cardio though, so at least it's all good weight.  Make them squat and bench(much better exercises but at least hit those two), and eat lots of lean protein, they'll bulk up.

But he's a wing player tho. He can play the 3/4 for JB. His shooting needs work but has good stroke. Huge upside as a player. He's not as athletic as Giannis, but who isn't?

This guy and Teske are in two different galaxies from a skill perspective. Davis has some more beef to him, he'll be primarily a post player.

It's a diabolical plan by Beilein to get 7 players on the court at once.  He'll have Teske, Davis, and Kostas (I'm not attempting his last name) all enter at the same time while standing back to back to back.  They are so thin that it will look like one average weight player is entering.  When play begins, razor thin hell is unleashed!

At least that's my theory.