Notre Dame’s 2024-25 men’s basketball season wasn’t its best, and Micah Shrewsberry did a lot of work this offseason to ensure the Fighting Irish have much more success in 2025-26.
One player he can lean on is son Braeden Shrewsberry, who has been fully cleared for all basketball-related activities, per Jon Rothstein.
The 6-foot-4 junior guard averaged a career-best 14 points per game last season and connected on 36.9 percent of his threes before suffering the season-ending lower abdomen injury. The strain occurred during Notre Dame’s matchup against SMU in February, but the injury did not require surgery.
Notre Dame finished last year 15-18 and 8-12 in ACC play.
The Irish begin the 2025-26 season with exhibition play against Butler and DePaul before starting regular season competition on November 3 against LIU Brooklyn at home.
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