Mitch McGary is eligible to enter the 2012 NBA Draft as a 19-year-old post-graduate senior at Brewster Academy, but McGary said he isn't remotely ready for the NBA and is looking forward to playing at Michigan.

McGary, a five-star prospect according to Rivals and Scout.com, has been scouted by at least three NBA teams in non-high school settings.

Kentucky's John Calipari, North Carolina's Roy Williams, Duke's Mike Krzyzewski and Florida's Billy Donovan each have made three trips to see McGary play in person.

The Michigan Wolverines are set to move into a new $25 million practice facility.

"It just makes everything a lot easier on all of us," Michigan senior guard Stu Douglass said. "You can get shots up after a game if you don't like the way you played or shot. It gives guys just another space to get better.”

The new practice area has two full-length courts with 10 separate hoops, as well as four overhead cameras that allow coaches to record practice.

In addition, coaches are equipped with a hand-held remote to track various in-practice moments on film, and monitors inside the facility allow for instant teaching moments during practice.

As for amenities, there's a recreation area featuring lounge chairs, video game systems and an 84-inch television screen that also has the ability to be split into four separate 42-inch monitors.