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Michigan football trending with two new four-star offensive linemen

The Wolverines are currently red hot in the 2024 recruiting class!

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Dec 31, 2022; Glendale, Arizona, USA; Michigan Wolverines offensive lineman Ryan Hayes (76) and offensive lineman Trevor Keegan (77) against the TCU Horned Frogs during the 2022 Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

As of late, Jim Harbaugh’s Michigan Wolverines have gotten some high praise for their ability to develop offensive lineman. Over the past two seasons alone, the Michigan football offensive line has been the focal point for the Wolverines’ impressive offense, leading to two-straight Big Ten titles, CFP appearances, and back-to-back Joe Moore Awards (the first program to ever win two in a row). Now, Michigan is getting hot in the 2024 recruiting class, and the Wolverines are trending for two new four-star offensive linemen.

Michigan football trending with two new four-star offensive linemen

This week has been quite kind to the Michigan football recruiting efforts in the 2024 class, especially when it comes to the offensive line spot. After picking up two brand new four-star recruits from Ohio this week, Michigan now ranks No. 3 in the 247 Sports team rankings for the 2024 class. Michigan landed the No. 2 player in Ohio (RB) and a top-ranked Ohio offensive lineman to match.

Now, it appears as if Michigan football may pick up a few more commitments soon, as the Wolverines are trending for two new four-star offensive linemen.

Michigan recruiting trending for four-star Max Anderson

The first of the two four-star offensive linemen that Michigan football is trending for is Max Anderson from Reedy High School in Frisco, TX. Anderson stands at 6-foot-5 and weighs in at 300 pounds — his massive frame is matched with some incredible talent as well. He is rated as a four-star recruit by On3 and is ranked as the No. 209 player in the class, the No. 7 interior offensive lineman, and the No. 42 player in the state of Texas. Additionally, the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine gives Michigan football an 89.9% chance of landing his commitment.

Michigan recruiting trending for four-star Andrew Sprague

The second of the two four-star offensive linemen that Michigan football is trending with is Andrew Sprague of Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, MO. Andrew Sprague, like Max Anderson, has an impressive, college-ready frame (6-foot-8, 270 pounds) and the talent to back it up. According to On3, Andrew Sprague is a four-star offensive tackle and is ranked as the No. 142 player in the class, the No. 14 offensive tackle, and the No. 4 player in the state of Missouri. Earlier this week, he included the Michigan Wolverines in his top 10 remaining schools, which is a solid sign for Jim Harbaugh’s Michigan football coaching staff.



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First weekend of June could be huge for Michigan football recruiting

The Wolverines could kick off official visit season with a bang.

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Almost all fans of Michigan football recruiting are well aware of how important the coming month will be for Jim Harbaugh and his Wolverines as it marks the beginning of official visit season. The 2024 class already ranks among the top two nationally, boasting 17 hard commits, including the crown jewel and future face of the program: five-star quarterback Jadyn Davis. To kick things off, the Wolverines will be hosting a number of their top targets and could land a series of major commitments to start the new month.

Michigan football recruiting could kick off June with a bang

Of the five recruits slated to be in Ann Arbor this weekend, Michigan football recruiting is heavily trending towards landing two of them. Jacob Smith and Brian Robinson, both four-star defenders in the 2024 recruiting class, are expected to commit to the Maize and Blue when all is said and done. If Jim Harbaugh and the coaching staff play their cards right, they could lock down this pair of elite defensive stars to kick off the new month.

Alongside Jacob Smith will be his brother, Jerod Smith, who is already committed to the 2024 Michigan football recruiting class. This bodes well for the Wolverines’ chances of securing at least one commitment (Smith), and they’ll likely make a huge push for Brian Robinson as well, in an attempt to secure his commitment before he visits two other strong contenders in the coming weeks: Penn State and Kentucky.

Another official visit to watch

Another name to watch is Jordan Shipp, a four-star wide receiver from Providence Day High School, the same school as Jadyn Davis. According to the Recruiting Prediction Machine, Michigan football is among the top programs for his commitment but still trails NC State by a solid margin. However, this weekend’s visit could go a long way in turning the tide, and if Michigan is lucky, it could spark another much-needed major commitment in the 2024 class.



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Michigan football could land No. 1 recruit in Maryland next month

The No. 1 recruit in Maryland could wind up in the Maize and blue next month.

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Nov 20, 2021; College Park, Maryland, USA; Michigan Wolverines wide receiver Matt Torey (39) celebrates with wide receiver Mike Sainristil (5) after blocking a punt during the first half against the Maryland Terrapinsat Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports

Heading into the official visit season next month, the 2024 Michigan football recruiting class ranks No. 2 in the country, boasting 17 impressive hard commitments thus far and counting. Right now, all signs point to the Wolverines landing even more of the nation’s top talent, including 2024 four-star edge rusher Aaron Chiles, the No. 1 recruit in Maryland.

Michigan football recruiting trending to land No. 1 recruit in Maryland during OV

Michigan football has long been expected to secure a commitment from the No. 1 recruit in Maryland, Aaron Chiles, which would further solidify the Wolverines’ claim as ‘EDGE U.’ Chiles, who possesses an impressive frame and matching talent, has been on Jim Harbaugh’s radar for quite some time now and appears to be on the verge of committing to the Maize and Blue in the month of June.

Next month should be an exciting one for Michigan football recruiting, as official visits usually bring a number of top commitments. Aaron Chiles is among those scheduled for a June visit to Ann Arbor, and there is no question that the Wolverines will be looking to finalize his recruitment and secure yet another major blue-chip commitment.

According to the 247 Sports rankings, Chiles is an impressive top-tier four-star defensive end, ranked among the top 75 recruits in the country. He is currently ranked No. 73 nationally, No. 6 among linebackers in his class, and is the No. 1 recruit in the state of Maryland. These rankings are impressive, and combined with his elite 6-foot-3, 220-pound frame, he possesses all the tools to become the next great pass rusher for the Wolverines.

Aaron Chiles, the No. 1 recruit in Maryland, is set to take his official visit with Michigan football on June 23rd, so expect the Wolverines to make a significant push that weekend to secure his commitment.

It’s also worth noting that there are only three schools remaining in Chiles’ recruitment: Michigan football, Florida, and Maryland. Among these, the Wolverines appear to have a notable lead of 93.6% in the ON3 Recruiting Prediction Machine.



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Michigan football recruiting has a huge opportunity with four-star safety this weekend

Michigan football recruiting needs to bring its A-game when dealing with this major four-star target from California.

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This weekend marks the beginning of official visits for Michigan football recruiting, a crucial time for Head Coach Jim Harbaugh and his staff. Four official visitors, including four-star California safety Marquis Gallegos, are scheduled for June 2nd-4th. Gallegos is a highly sought-after prospect by several prominent PAC-12 programs, making this visit an important opportunity for the Wolverines to make their case. Although currently trailing behind Oregon, USC, and others in the Recruiting Prediction Machine, Michigan has a chance to change the narrative with this weekend’s visit.

Michigan football recruiting looking to make a splash during official visit season

The 2024 Michigan football recruiting class stands out for its exceptional qualities, particularly the strong bond already formed among its members. With 17 hard commits, Michigan boasts the largest class and currently holds the second rank nationally. These committed players are united in their pursuit of a national championship and have been vocal about their ambitious aspirations in the Maize and Blue.

Joining a class like this holds great appeal for top-tier recruits such as Marquis Gallegos, who hails from California and plays as a safety. Being enveloped by the Maize and Blue atmosphere during an official visit to Ann Arbor can further enhance this appeal.

This weekend presents a significant opportunity for Michigan football to reverse its fortunes and emerge as a top contender in Gallegos’ recruitment, provided the coaching staff executes their strategy effectively.

A possible turning point with Marquis Gallegos

Presently, Michigan is viewed as the fourth-ranked contender in the race to secure Marquis Gallegos, trailing behind USC, Oregon, and Notre Dame according to the ON3 Recruiting Prediction Machine. However, this upcoming visit will be Gallegos’ second time in Ann Arbor, and the extended weekend trip could significantly strengthen Michigan’s position as a frontrunner.

Marquis Gallegos, a four-star safety from Chaminade High School in California, is highly regarded in the industry rankings. He holds the national rank of 223, is positioned at number 18 among safeties, and is ranked 17th among all recruits in the state of California. Although the journey to Ann Arbor, MI may be lengthy, it presents a mutually beneficial opportunity for all parties involved. Needless to say, a successful visit this weekend could be a monumental achievement for Michigan football recruiting.



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