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Michigan basketball enters title defense with new coach and reshaped roster

A2D News Desk

Michigan will try to defend its national championship under new coach Mike Boynton after Dusty May left to coach the Dallas Mavericks. Boynton, a former top assistant, received a two-year contract.

Michigan retained its roster except for injured sixth man LJ Cason, who transferred to Miami. The team must replace three lottery picks and four other rotation players from last season’s championship squad.

The roster includes returning guard Nimari Burnett and several highly regarded newcomers expected to take larger roles, including freshman guard Trey McKenney, wing Brandon McCoy Jr., transfer big man JP Estrella and 7-foot-2 center Tarris Reed Jr. Reed’s availability for the November opener remains uncertain after recovering from an Achilles injury.

Read the full story at cbssports.com.

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