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Michigan could close with five-star Jadyn Davis this weekend

The Wolverines might be looking to seal the deal with Jadyn Davis during his visit to Ann Arbor this weekend.

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Jadyn Davis of Providence Day High School, a Class of 2024 National second ranked quarterback recruit, visits before the game with NC State at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, South Carolina Saturday, October 1, 2022. Ncaa Football Clemson Football Vs Nc State Wolfpack

ANN ARBOR, MI — If the Michigan Wolverines want the perfect shot to close with five-star quarterback Jadyn Davis, this weekend will be exactly that.

The spring recruiting period has heated up for the Michigan Wolverines, as the Wolverines have another stacked recruiting weekend for many elite 2024 and 2025 prospects. Michigan currently has the fifth-best recruiting class in the 2024 cycle per 247 sportswith seven commits. The Wolverines could potentially add their crown jewel in five-star quarterback Jadyn Davis. This weekend will be the Providence Day star’s fifth visit to Ann Arbor.

While this recruitment will go longer, the Wolverines can secure a commitment this weekend.

Michigan football could close with five-star quarterback during weekend visit

Under former quarterback coach Matt Wiess, recruiting was starting to taper off. Weiss, known for his football acumen, was not the best at forging solid relationships with prospects. Michigan missed out on in-state five-star QB Dante Moore last cycle. It was told bluntly by Jadyn Davis’s father, Jeremiah, that he was “a terrible recruiter” via Sam Webb on The Michigan Recruiting Insider podcast

Enter new quarterback coach Kirk Campbell, and early returns have shown that Campbell has a stark contrast in style compared to the Wiess, as mentioned above. Last weekend, Michigan hosted No. 1 2025 five-star in-state QB Bryce Underwood. Per Blue By Ninety’s own CJ Mangum, the visit edged Michigan as the favorite to land Underwood over rival Michigan State via the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine. Campbell has been a much-needed jolt to Michigan’s QB recruiting.

It’s possible that JJ McCarthy could have an excellent season and declare as a junior for the NFL Draft. That leaves an opening for a new starter in 2024. Looking at who could be an option for QB1 in 2024; redshirt sophomore Jadyen Denegal, redshirt sophomore Alex Orji and redshirt junior Davis Warren. Michigan did not land a QB prospect in the 2023 class.

Michigan has been in this recruitment for a long time and will be looking for the opportunity to land their QB of 2024 this weekend. Davis is rated as a five-star prospect in the 247 Sports composite and ranked as the No. 2 QB in the 2024 class. Michigan currently has the lead on the crystal ball projection on 247 Sports.



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Michigan’s recruiting class shoots into top 3 after series of commitments

The Wolverines’ class ranks among the nation’s best right now.

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ANN ARBOR, MI — Most Maize and Blue fans have noticed that the Wolverines are getting hot on the recruiting trail right now. As of late, Michigan has landed a number of the nation’s best prospects, and over the past two days alone, Michigan football has pulled two top-ranked four-star recruits from the Buckeye state. Now, with nine players committed for the 2024 cycle, the Wolverines’ efforts have been paying off as they boast a top 3 recruiting class.

Michigan football recruiting class shoots into top 3

On Tuesday, Michigan football landed the highest rated recruit in its class so far: four-star running back Jordan Marshall, who picked the Wolverines over the Buckeyes this week. The day after, Michigan landed another four-star from Ohio: Ben Roebuck, an offensive tackle from St. Edward High School.

The Wolverines’ two commitments this week put the class up to nine commits thus far, boasting an average rating of 90.58 and totaling 165.36 recruiting points. Of the nine commits that have picked Michigan football thus far, six are ranked as four-stars on 247 Sports; the other three are three-stars. Michigan football currently sits at No. 3 in the class rankings, only behind LSU and Georgia of the SEC.

Not only is Michigan’s class a top 3 recruiting class, but the Wolverines also boast the best class in the Big Ten, above schools like Ohio State (15), Penn State (22), and others. Here are the nine players that Michigan football has landed thus far:

  • Jordan Marshall (RB)
  • Jacob Oden (ATH)
  • Hogan Hansen (TE)
  • Mason Curtis (LB)
  • Luke Hamilton (OL)
  • Ted Hammond (DL)
  • Ben Roebuck (OL)
  • Manuel Beigel (DL)
  • Zach Ludwig (LB)


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Michigan football gets new crystal ball for four-star 2024 wide receiver

The Wolverines aren’t done landing huge prospects yet!

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Dec 31, 2022; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Michigan Wolverines wide receiver Roman Wilson (14) leaps for a touchdown catch against the TCU Horned Frogs in the second half of the 2022 Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

ANN ARBOR, MI — As many already know, the Michigan Wolverines are starting to get red hot on the 2024 recruiting trail. Over the past 48 hours, two major four-star Ohio recruits have committed to Michigan football, and recently, the Wolverines landed another huge crystal ball for a 247 Sports four-star wide receiver recruit.

Michigan football lands crystal ball for 2024 four-star wide receiver

On Tuesday afternoon, 247 Sports director of recruiting Steve Wiltfong placed a massive crystal ball for the Michigan football team. According to Wiltfong (and others), the Wolverines are set to land Channing Goodwin, a top-ranked player in North Carolina.

According to 247 Sports, Goodwin is rated as a four-star recruit and ranks as the No. 241 player in the 2024 recruiting class, the No. 38 wide receiver in his class, and the No. 7 player in the state of North Carolina. Wiltfong is not the only insider predicting Goodwin to Michigan, either; so far, Goodwin has four crystal balls, all of which are for the Michigan football program.

In addition to 247’s crystal balls, the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine gives the Michigan Wolverines a 97.3% chance of landing the four-star wideout. As Michigan continues to prove that it can successfully throw the ball and win titles, the Wolverines will keep landing some top-ranked receivers and quarterbacks; now, Michigan football needs to turn the crystal ball predictions into a full on commitment from Goodwin.



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Michigan football lands four-star offensive lineman from Ohio

The Wolverines landed a major commitment on Wednesday

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Dec 31, 2022; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh gestures from the sidelines against the TCU Horned Frogs in the second half of the 2022 Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

ANN ARBOR, MI — On Wednesday, the Michigan Wolverines landed yet another massive commitment. As of late, the Michigan football team has been seeing tons of great recruiting news — from major crystal balls to a series of huge commitments, Jim Harbaugh and his Wolverines are getting back on the saddle when it comes to high school recruiting. Today, Michigan landed a four-star offensive lineman from the state of Ohio.

Michigan football lands massive commitment from four-star lineman from OH

Ben Roebuck — a four-star offensive tackle from St. Edward High School in Ohio — has committed to the Michigan football team. Roebuck is a massive offensive tackle recruit; he stands at 6-foot-7 and weighs in at 320-pounds, and is ranked as the No. 12 player in Ohio and No. 31 offensive tackle by Rivals.

Here is what the four-star lineman had to say about Michigan football and why he committed (per On3):

“It really just felt like home. I’ve been to the majority of the Big 10 schools and seen everything and the way Michigan just does it is better. They go all out for everything that they do. After being there you really understand why they’re the winningest program ever and that they’re going to keep it that way.

“I’d say I’m closest with either Coach Clink or Coach Moore. Coach Clink’s one of my favorite coaches I’ve ever met. He’s all around a great dude. Coach Moore is the one who offered me and who I committed with and he’s been on me for months now about committing and it finally paid off … I was an OSU fan growing up, but then I grew up and realized that Michigan was the place to be. Go Blue.”



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