MICHIGAN STAR DECOMMITS: MICHIGAN G TRE DONALDSON ENTERS THE TRANSFER Portal….
In a surprising offseason development, Michigan guard Tre Donaldson has officially entered the NCAA transfer portal, signaling his departure from the Wolverines program. Donaldson, a key contributor known for his toughness and versatility in the backcourt, had initially committed to Michigan after transferring from Auburn, but his time in Ann Arbor has come to an abrupt end.
The 6’2″ guard showed flashes of brilliance during the 2024 season, providing steady ball-handling, perimeter defense, and clutch shot-making. His departure is a significant blow to Michigan’s rebuilding efforts under newly appointed head coach Dusty May. With Donaldson expected to be a cornerstone of May’s system, his decision to explore other opportunities will leave a void both on and off the court.
Donaldson’s move comes amid a wave of transfer portal activity across college basketball, and he is expected to draw interest from several high-major programs in need of an experienced and athletic guard. As Michigan reshuffles its roster and recruiting strategy, the loss of Donaldson adds another layer of complexity to what is already shaping up to be a pivotal offseason for the program.
Where Donaldson lands next will be one of the more intriguing storylines to watch this spring.
