Low-Maintenance Sharpshooter Who Stretches the Floor for Michigan
In his Michigan career, Matt Vogrich was valued as a reliable perimeter spacer rather than a high-usage scorer: ESPN lists him at 2.1 points, 1.1 rebounds and 0.3 assists per game with a 39.8% field-goal mark, while UM Hoops noted he finished the 2011 season with a team-best 38.7% from three on 62 attempts. His standout trait was shot-making efficiency and quick-trigger confidence, not volume, and he showed he could swing games in short bursts—like his 11-point NCAA tournament outing against Tennessee. If you want a disciplined role guard who can open driving lanes and punish help defense, he fits the mold.
