Charity Bowl! Folks, a new challenger appears.

Big stuff first: GEORGIA TECH is your Day 1 leader, with a walloping $7536.82.

The Jackets hold a commanding lead over MICHIGAN at $4869.27.

Michigan, meanwhile, holds a commanding lead over everybody else.

— NewAmericanPathways (@newampaths) April 9, 2019

You know it is your destiny.

Yesterday am: Okay I’ll toss this together real quick and fix it later. Should only need like 50 rows per team for donations

Yesterday 5 pm: Nevermind, Michigan fans already outran the rows. I should’ve known better by now https://t.co/lAJzpUSybg

— Brian Floyd (@BrianMFloyd) April 9, 2019

If Michigan wins and they go over 100k, Spencer has to mail me a toe! Probably. I haven't cleared this with him yet but he ate cheese so this is nothing. REMOVE SPENCER'S TOE, DONATE.

For the record this was not me. I am a happily married man.

It has a table of contents

— Chase Winovich (@Wino) April 10, 2019

In fact I have never tried to get a date with a powerpoint, largely because I didn't think of it.

Onwenu, placid. Mike Onwenu on the vast changes Josh Gattis is bringing to Michigan's offense:

For the offensive line, meanwhile, things haven’t been much different — at least not according to senior guard Michael Onwenu, who maintained that his role was still, “Blocking the, whatever pass or play, or whatever.”

But he, too, recognizes that things are different with the Wolverines now, and he, too, has embraced it.

“It’s cool and whatnot,” Onwenu said. “Change is inevitable, so you’re comfortable with anything.”

It takes a lot to move Onwenu. Eh? Eh? Get it?

[After THE JUMP: more NBA draft stuff, Cesar Ruiz stiffarm]

I'm just sayin', the RB room looks a little light. Let's try it.

There’s #SpeedInSpace , #BigSpeedInSpace and now...., #BigCeeesInSpace big fan @_OverCees #gOblue〽️ pic.twitter.com/4YWOvSsmaE

— Josh Gattis (@Coach_Gattis) April 6, 2019

Just once in the spring game.

More NBA pokes. Carsen Edwards enters the draft, and while "hire an agent" is no longer a 100% certain declaration that the player in question is staying in, 1) Edwards probably doesn't have much to gain by returning and 2) I'm not sure how much that knowledge has filtered down to the players. So the end bit of this tweet sounds like Edwards is trying to say "and I'm staying in, seeya":

pic.twitter.com/ni8Q1IVuns

— Carsen Edwards (@Cboogie_3) April 7, 2019

PSU's Lamar Stevens is also testing the waters. Take it from someone who spent much of the year poring through the back half of top 100 NBA draft prospects list: he's probably coming back. But he is a junior so he might as well go through the process. Stevens's quote:

"Honestly for me, it's a win-win," Stevens said. "One way I get to go play professionally. Two, I get to come back to a great school and really end my legacy how I really envision. If I do come back, we'll take this team to places it's never been."

I'd expect him back for a surprisingly interesting edition of Penn State basketball.

An update on draft prospects. Andrew Kahn pings SI's Jeremy Woo about the three potential early entries. The two guys with some shot at coming back:

Woo, who projects Poole as the 51st pick (to Charlotte), could see Poole going either way with his decision.

"If he does come out, he's going to spend a lot of time in the G-League right away," Woo said. "He got a little bit better this year but he wasn't 'the guy' for Michigan." …

Brazdeikis led Michigan with 14.8 points per game and scored at least 20 in 10 games. He shot 39.2 percent from 3. He is 6-foot-7, 215 pounds, built more like an NBA player than a typical freshman.

"There are some limitations to his game that are always going to be there in terms of defense," Woo said. "He's tough and he plays hard but the biggest concern for me is defensively. I don't think he's going to be able to defend on the wing in the NBA and I don't think he's going to be able to defend bigs."

Pretty frustrating if Michigan loses both to dubious draft prospects while MSU gets Winston back. Kathy Bates has nothing on Izzo.

Patching the holes. I'll have a separate "what now" post in a couple days, but Michigan will be scouring for dudes. Here is one:

According to sources close to @thehubchicago, Michigan head coach @JohnBeilein is flying out to Williamsburg, VA this Thursday to visit the nation’s most sought after grad transfer @JustinPierce23, prior to his visit to Notre Dame.

— Tom Gosswein (@tgosswein25) April 9, 2019

Pierce is a two-time All CAA player. He had a 106 ORTG on 25% usage, which doesn't scream "sure thing" when you're moving up from the Patriot League, but if he can get back to his sophomore year three-point shooting (41%, dropping to 33%) then you might have something. At 6'7" he projects better to a higher level of competition than an average-sized guard.

That would do it, I think. Probably not what Beilein did to get ejected this year. But maybe!

Referee Gil Manzano's report: "In the 28th minute the player Diego Da Silva Costa was sent off for the following motive: he shouted loudly at me the following words: 'I SHIT ON YOUR WHORE MOTHER, I SHIT ON YOUR WHORE MOTHER.'"

— Richard Martin (@Rich9908) April 6, 2019

But also absolutely not.

Etc.: Brexit explained! Deadspin on Replay Lies. More Gattis revamp.