Isaiah Briscoe is an athletic scoring point guard in the class of 2015. And like many other young, skilled point guards with the ability to score, it appears Michigan and John Beilein’s system has become a destination in his mind. “Their style of play is amazing, pick and roll in the open court,” Briscoe said at the NBPA Top-100 camp. “I feel he lets his guards go, and I wanna be a part of something like that.” Briscoe is regarded as a top 25 prospect nationally, near other Michigan targets in the class such as recent offers Jalen Coleman and Luke Kennard. Needless to say, he’s fielding attention from all over the country. The 6-foot-1 Union, N.J. native possesses offers from Baylor, UConn, Florida, Miami, Pittsburgh and Syracuse, among others. Recently, he’s picked up offers from Indiana, Ohio State and Florida State and interest from Michigan.
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