Fresh off cutting down the nets and claiming the national championship, Michigan basketball isn't resting on its laurels. Head coach Dusty May is already aggressively pursuing the next wave of talent, setting his sights on an incredible feat: landing the top two players in the transfer portal.

The portal opened immediately after the Wolverines' title victory, and May's staff hit the ground running. Their ambitious targets are clear: Wake Forest guard Juke Harris, ranked No. 2 in the portal by Rivals, and Kansas big man Flory Bidunga, the consensus No. 1 overall transfer.

Harris is scheduled for a crucial visit to Ann Arbor this weekend, signaling he's a top priority for the champions. Meanwhile, Bidunga has included Michigan on his shortlist alongside heavyweights like Duke and Louisville, where he's also visiting. Securing both would be a monumental coup, echoing last year's successful portal strategy where May landed the top-ranked transfer, Yaxel Lendeborg, a key piece of the championship puzzle.

While landing the portal's top two stars is a historically difficult task, Michigan's momentum is undeniable. The allure of playing for the reigning champion, combined with a proven developmental system and significant resources, makes this ambitious dream a distinct possibility. The college basketball world is watching to see if the Wolverines can turn a championship celebration into an unstoppable recruiting rally.