COMMITMENTS
Michigan landed a ton of players in the 2020 class over the past week or so:
- C Reece Atteberry
- RB Blake Corum
- WR Eamonn Dennis
- RB Gaige Garcia
- WR A.J. Henning
- DE Aaron Lewis, Jr.
- LB William Mohan
- S Jordan Morant
- LB Kalel Mullings
- OT Jeffrey Persi
- WR Roman Wilson
Hit the jump for more.
OFF THE BOARD
Kalil Branham – WR – Columbus (OH) Northland: Branham, a one-time Michigan commit, pledged to Kentucky.
Jay Brunelle – WR – Worcester (MA) St. John’s: Brunelle committed to Notre Dame, despite being a high school teammate of Eamonn Dennis. Brunelle took an official visit to Michigan during the same weekend as Dennis (LINK).
Darrion Henry – DT – Cincinnati (OH) Princeton: Henry (4-star, #11 DT, #151 overall) committed to Ohio State.
D.J. Jones – RB – Fayetteville (NC) Pine Forest: Jones committed to North Carolina. He also officially visited Michigan during the June 21-23 weekend.
Antwaun Powell – DE – Portsmouth (VA) Norcom: Powell committed to Florida. He had been considered a Michigan lean for a while and had scheduled an official visit for June, but communication broke down for an undisclosed reason, and Michigan was essentially removed from his list of options.
Michael Redding III – WR – Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy: Redding committed to Miami.
Anthony Romphf – QB – Southfield (MI) Southfield: Romphf (3-star, #28 dual-threat QB, #957 overall) committed to Florida Atlantic. His recruitment was an odd one. He was reportedly offered by Michigan as a quarterback, even after J.D. Johnson was already committed. But that fizzled immediately and he ended up committed to the Owls, which is obviously a huge step down from playing in Ann Arbor.
Brandon Taylor – DE – Lima (OH) Lima: Taylor committed to Penn State.
Deamonte Trayanum – LB – Akron (OH) Hoban: Trayanum committed to Arizona State. For a long time, it seemed like Trayanum would follow 2019 signee Nolan Rumler to Michigan, but over the past few months, it became clear Trayanum was headed somewhere else.
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I’ll be paying attention to Kalil Branham at Kentucky. He could be a big piece for them. He would have gotten way less attention in Michigan’s offense. But I think he’s going to be good. Going to Kentucky will be better for him for getting into the NFL, since he should be getting targeted more.
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