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His ability to continue improving as a shooter will be key as he transitions to the Big Ten.
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Donaldson averaged 11.3 points and 4.1 assists per game, the latter figure leading his teammates, but Donaldson knew that Cadeau's arrival means a dip in playing time for him.

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Former UNC PG Elliot Cadeau Commits to Dusty May, Michigan in CBB Transfer Portal
Dushawn London of 247Sports reported that North Carolina transfer Elliot Cadeau elected to join head coach Dusty May and the Wolverines after choosing to leave the Tar Heels following his sophomore season.
Jace Howard enters transfer portal: Son of Juwan Howard departs Michigan after one year under Dusty May
Michigan guard Jace Howard, the son of former Wolverines coach Juwan Howard, has entered the transfer portal, according to 247Sports. Howard appeared in five games this season for first-year coach Dusty May and last played in a 112-64 win over Western Kentucky on December 29.
Top 2 transfer portal targets for Dusty May, Michigan basketball
Dusty May just wrapped up his first season as the head coach of the Michigan basketball program, and it was a successful one. The Wolverines finished tied for second place in the Big Ten, and they ended up winning the Big Ten Tournament in Indianapolis.
Michigan starting PG leaves shortly after Elliot Cadeau's arrival
The UNC basketball has a chance to do the funniest thing ever, swapping point guard with the Michigan Wolverines. Enter Tre Donaldson.
Backcourt overhaul: Former UNC guard Elliot Cadeau finds new home; Heels seek replacements
The North Carolina Tar Heels knew they were losing guard RJ Davis after this season as his eligibility clock expired. But Elliot Cadeau, after two seasons with UNC, announced where he’ll play next season as a transfer.
Michigan Guard Tre Donaldson Makes Transfer Portal Decision After Sweet 16 Run
The former Auburn guard helped lead the Wolverines to the Big Ten championship in his first year with the program.
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With multiple Michigan starters leaving, how will Dusty May rebuild roster?
Before the Wolverines took the court for what would be their final game of the season, several rapped along to Meek Mill’s “Dreams and Nightmares (Intro).” With freshman guard L.J. Cason providing the portable speaker,
Dusty May's next challenge after historic Michigan season: Building 'championship roster'
We want to win championships," Michigan's Dusty May said. "Now we turn our focus to Year 2, try to build a championship roster, see where we end up.”
Florida's Alijah Martin makes March Madness history after passing on reunion with Dusty May at Michigan
Martin became the first player in the modern recruiting era to reach the Final Four with two different programs
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Nimari Burnett: Michigan basketball has an 'absolutely beautiful future' under Dusty May
Nimari Burnett spoke of the changes made by Dusty May and why the Wolverines are trending in the right direction.
Michigan coach Dusty May on 'renewed commitment' since loss to Michigan State
Wojo asks Dusty May about the team's turnaround since loss to Spartans.
Michigan's Danny Wolf Offered High Praise For the Coach Dusty May's Program After Season Ending Loss to Auburn
After the game, star Michigan forward Danny Wolf, who transferred to coach Dusty May's program after playing in the Ivy League with the Yale Bulldogs, shared an emotional four-word take on his first and perhaps last season with the Wolverines.
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Everything Dusty May said after Michigan basketball lost to Auburn in the Sweet 16
Michigan basketball had an exemplary season in Dusty May‘s first year with the program, not only winning the Big Ten Tournament, but advancing to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA tournament. Facing 1-seed Auburn,
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Michigan basketball's Dusty May doesn't like timing of transfer portal, either
Michigan basketball has already felt the sting ... first two rounds of the NCAA tournament − and consider head coach Dusty May the latest to disagree with the timing of it all.
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Under Dusty May, Michigan basketball lays foundation ‘for something bigger going forward’
From Day 1, Michigan coach Dusty May expected to win in Year 1. That mission was accomplished and then some, as May took over a program that won eight games last season, more than tripled that win
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