Elliot Cadeau Withdraws From 2026 NBA Draft, Wants to Run It Back At Michigan

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Elliot Cadeau Withdraws From 2026 NBA Draft, Wants to Run It Back At Michigan

Cadeau is officially withdrawing from the 2026 NBA Draft and returning to Michigan, giving the Wolverines their Final Four Most Outstanding Player for another season. After helping deliver a national title, Cadeau tested the draft process, but his return now gives Dusty May’s roster a proven point guard and a real foundation for another major March run.

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