"I can't wait to bet on him": Fans go berserk seeing 7ft Michigan star pull off incredible moves

Danny Wolf and University of Michigan concluded its non-conference schedule on Sunday, Dec. 29, with a smashing 112-64 win against Western Kentucky. Wolf’s unique skill shone through as he scored 10 rebounds, 12 points, and 1 assist in the game. His skills caught the attention of fans and analysts before the match even took place.

Swish Cultures highlighted his guard-like abilities in a video posted on Instagram with the caption:

"7’0 Center Danny Wolf (@danny.wolf6 ) has a guard skillset with a handle and court vision 👀 easily one of the most skilled bigs in college @umichbball 🔥 coaching staff doing a great job maximizing his talent."

Jesse Jones Jr. also reposted the video, adding:

"Nah 7ft center got a bag 💼"

Fans have been quick to praise Wolf’s versatility, with one enthusiast commenting:

“I can’t wait to bet on him.”

"He was suppose to Dunk on the first clip, " wrote another fan.

"He’s max bro, " another fan said.

"Evolution of the game is wild 🔥," another comment said.

"Crazy to see the smoothness of someone that size," someone said.

"Damn 🔥," another comment came.

"He’s tough," someone said.

"He gon be elite at the next level," another comment read.

"The Wolf Man," someone else said.

"damn. evolution," another said.

"I do like this new generation of skilled bigs," someone else said.

Fans commented on Danny Wolf's game strategy

The 7-foot transfer from Yale has quickly established himself as one of the most versatile big men in college basketball. Averaging 11.8 points, 10.2 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 1.4 blocks, and 1.1 steals per game.

Area 50-1 makes an explosive debut of Danny Wolf

Michigan’s towering duo of Danny Wolf and Vladislav Goldin has earned the nickname “Area 50-1,” a nod to their jersey numbers (Goldin wears No. 50, and Wolf wears No. 1) and their extraterrestrial-level performances.

The pair made a stunning Big Ten debut in a 67-64 victory over No. 11 Wisconsin, combining for 44 points. This performance marked a milestone for the Wolverines, signaling their intent to rebound from a challenging 8-24 season.

Once, during a post-game conference, Wolf shared:

“We definitely had a few rough games collectively, and other guys stepped up for us to help us win. Through all of that, Coach has stuck with us.”

Wolf’s contributions recorded 20 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, a career-high 5 blocks, and 3 steals in the game. Michigan transitions into Big Ten play, and the team is riding high on their recent performances.