Veteran Michigan guard with homegrown feel and low-usage reliability
Wade is a local Ann Arbor guard whose value is less about box-score pop and more about steadiness, experience, and familiarity with Michigan’s program. In his Michigan stint, he logged limited minutes and modest counting stats, so he profiles more as a depth piece than a featured scorer; his best fit is a team needing a composed, team-first guard who can absorb role-player duties without forcing offense. His high-school résumé showed lead-guard production and playmaking, but current college evidence suggests a low-variance, bench-friendly contributor rather than a breakout creator.
