Michigan basketball recruit from Denmark diagnosed with cancer

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• From the club, we send him all our support so that he can focus all his efforts on his recovery."Moeller was an off-the-radar international recruit for Michigan, but Dusty May has long had an affinity for European players, particularly at the center position.
• Last year, it was Russian Vladislav Goldin (7 feet 1) and currently its Spain's Aday Mara (7-3).
• Moeller figured to be the next in this mold, though currently all the focus is on his health over basketball.“We want Marcus to know that he will not face this alone, as so many people are thinking of him and sending him strength every single day,” Michigan basketball's statement read.
• “While he focuses on his health and recovery, we truly look forward to having Marcus with us in Ann Arbor this summer and are beyond excited for his future as a Wolverine.”AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementFOOTBALL NEWS: Michigan football coach Kyle Whittingham's contract full of bonusesMichigan has the No.
• 14 class of 2026 in the nation, according to 247Sports composite rankings, which also includes four-star forward Quinn Costello, four-star guard Joseph Hartman and three-star wing Malachi Brown. Testicular cancer is seen as one of the most treatable forms of the disease, with a 99% five-year survival rate for those with localized disease, according to cancer research UK.