The Warriors have found their next prospect.

Golden State took Michigan guard Jordan Poole with the 28th pick in the draft Thursday.

Poole averaged 12.8 points and 3.0 rebounds per game as a sophomore for the Wolverines in 2018-19.

He was part of one of the best defensive teams in the country last season and shot well from the 3-point line as he finished shooting 36.9 percent from beyond the arc.

The year before he went down in Michigan history for hitting one of the biggest shots in program history.

With the Wolverines down 63-61 with seconds left against Houston in the second round of the 2018 NCAA Tournament, Poole put up a wild shot from beyond the arc to give Michigan the win.

Jordan Poole hits game winners against Houston. He’ll fit in perfect with Golden State. pic.twitter.com/idN8FbMLc6 — Joseph Hoyt (@JoeJHoyt) June 21, 2019

Michigan would go on to play in the National Championship game later that year where it would fall to Villanova.

Poole played big minutes down the stretch for the team in back-to-back NCAA tournament runs and saw a Sweet-16 appearance as a sophomore as well.

Warriors general manager Bob Myers talked about taking players who project to play in the postseason, and well, Poole has tons of experience in games that matter, so a playoff run shouldn't be too big for him.