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2024 Recruiting Update: January 21, 2022

ADDED TO THE BOARD: 2024

Terrell Anderson – WR – Greensboro (NC) Grimsley: Anderson is a 6’3″, 184 lb. prospect with offers from Charlotte and Virginia.

Brandon Baker – OT – Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei: Baker is a 6’4″, 290-pounder with an offer from Fresno State. He attends powerhouse Mater Dei, which Michigan – and the rest of the country – recruits heavily.

Kaleb Beasley – CB – Nashville (TN) Lipscomb: Beasley is a 5’11”, 174 lb. prospect with offers from Florida, Georgia, LSU, and Notre Dame, among others. The head coach at Lipscomb is former NFL quarterback Trent Dilfer.

Zabien Brown – CB – Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei: Brown is another product of Mater Dei, like Brandon Baker (see above). Brown is 6’1″ and 170 lbs. with offers from Alabama, Georgia, USC, and Washington, among others.

Jacob Oden – S – Harper Woods (MI) Harper Woods: Oden is a 6’0″, 175-pounder with offers from Michigan State, Notre Dame, and Oklahoma, among others. He visited Michigan last weekend and his father, Rod Oden, is the head coach at Harper Woods.

Joseph Stone – CB – Loganville (GA) Grayson: Stone is a 5’11”, 180 lb. corner with offers from Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss, and Penn State, among others.

All-Time Single Game Rushing Touchdown Leaders

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1. 5 – Ron Johnson (1968 vs. Wisconsin)
2. 5 – Hassan Haskins (2021 vs. Ohio State)
3. 5 – Blake Corum (2022 vs. Connecticut)
4. 4 – Fritz Seyferth (1970 vs. Minnesota)
5. 4 – Ed Shuttlesworth (1972 vs. Minnesota)
6. 4 – Rob Lytle (1975 vs. Indiana)
7. 4 – Chris Howard (1996 vs. UCLA)
8. 4 – Anthony Thomas (1998 vs. Hawaii)
9. 4 – Chris Perry (2002 vs. Florida)
10. 4 – Fitzgerald Toussaint (2013 vs. Indiana)

A total of 64 players have rushed for 3 touchdowns in a single game, so I didn’t bother going any farther down the list.

Here are the five Haskins touchdowns against Ohio State:

2023 Recruiting Update: January 18, 2022

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COMMITMENT

Milton (MA) Milton Academy tight end Andrew Rappleyea committed to Michigan (LINK).

DECOMMITMENT

Richmond (VA) Benedictine defensive tackle Joel Starlings decommitted from Michigan (LINK).

ADDED TO THE BOARD: 2023

Cole Cabana – RB – Dexter (MI) Dexter: Cabana is a 6’0″, 180 lb. prospect who claims a 4.43 forty and a 10.69 in the 100 meters. He took a visit to Michigan this past weekend and was offered when he was on campus; Michigan joined Michigan State, Pitt, and West Virginia. He’s a 3-star, the #21 running back, and #363 overall. He grew up as a fan of Michigan State.

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Joel Starlings, Ex-Wolverine

Richmond (VA) Benedictine defensive tackle Joel Starlings decommitted from Michigan on Sunday.

If you read my commitment post, you know I wasn’t a huge fan of Starlings (LINK):

With that review, I’m sure you can guess that I’m not sold on Starlings. He has a lot of potential because of his athletic profile, but if he were to go up against a college line right now, he would get donkeyed 15 yards down the field and planted on his back. Whether he becomes a good player or not seems entirely dependent on how much he buys into coaching, and it would be nice if he starts that buy-in during his senior year in 2022

One reason could be that defensive line coach Shaun Nua left for USC, but another reason could be that Starlings just wasn’t that determined to attend Michigan. After all, he tweeted shortly after committing that his recruitment was open, and that was when Nua was still seemingly firmly entrenched in Ann Arbor. So the writing had been on the wall for a couple months.

Michigan now has zero defensive linemen committed in the 2023 class, but there’s plenty of time to address the position group.

Andrew Rappleyea, Wolverine

Milton (MA) Milton Academy tight end Andrew Rappleyea committed to Michigan on Sunday. He picked the Wolverines over offers from Boston College, Ohio State, Penn State, and Wisconsin, among others.

Rappleyea is 6’4″ and 215 lbs. As a junior in 2021, he caught 21 passes for 475 yards and 4 touchdowns. He claims a 4.62 forty and a 39″ vertical.

RANKINGS
ESPN: Unranked
On3: 4-star, 91 grade, #10 TE, #169 overall
Rivals: 4-star, 5.8 grade, #12 TE, #240 overall
247 Sports: 3-star, 88 grade, #25 TE

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