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2024 Ex-Wolverine Commit Updates: Post-season

Here’s a roundup of the former Michigan commits and how they did this past season.

FORMER COMMITS

DE Collins Acheampong (UCLA): Acheampong has yet to play any college snaps after two years, one with Miami and this past season with the Bruins.

LB Aaron Alexander (Michigan State Arkansas State): Alexander made 3 tackles this past season playing for the Spartans and has since transferred to Arkansas State.

WR Markus Allen (Eastern Michigan): The former Wisconsin Badger was EMU’s second leading receiver with 43 catches for 651 yards and 3 touchdowns. He is now in the transfer portal.

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Ex-Wolverine Commit Updates: Pre-season 2023

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FORMER COMMITS

DE Collins Acheampong (Miami): Acheampong is listed as a 6’7″, 270 lb. freshman defensive end for the Hurricanes.

LB Aaron Alexander (Michigan State): Alexander is a 6’1″, 225 lb. linebacker for the Spartans after transferring from UMass.

WR Markus Allen (N/A): Allen entered the transfer portal from Wisconsin, went back to Wisconsin, and then entered the portal again this summer.

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2022 Recruiting Update: February 4, 2022

Sadly, this will be the final recruiting update dedicated to the 2022 class, since National Signing Day took place this past Wednesday. There are still a few uncommitted prospects with Michigan offers, such as Washington offensive tackle Josh Conerly, but any developments with those players will be rolled into 2023 and 2024 recruiting updates.

DECOMMITMENT

Lawndale (CA) Leuzinger outside linebacker Kevonte Henry flipped from Michigan to Oklahoma (LINK).

OFF THE BOARD

Bellflower (CA) St. John Bosco cornerback Tayvion Beasley committed to Jackson State, Deion Sanders’s FCS program.

Lake Charles (LA) College Prep running back TreVonte Citizen committed to Miami.

San Diego (CA) Lincoln cornerback Jahlil Florence committed to Oregon.

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Kevonte Henry, Ex-Wolverine

Lawndale (CA) Leuzinger outside linebacker/defensive end Kevonte Henry committed to Oklahoma on National Signing Day after having been committed to Michigan. Henry committed to Michigan back in June 2021, but the departure of recruiting coordinator Courtney Morgan was a big development. After Morgan left to lead Washington’s recruiting department, it seemed like a foregone conclusion that Henry would not be in the class, and Michigan did not pursue him very much over the past month or two.

I gave Henry a TTB Rating of 82 when he committed (LINK). He ended up ranked as a 3-star, the #33 edge player, and #396 overall. I think Henry has a chance to be a pretty good player, but recruiting kids from California is tough because a lot of them get homesick. If Morgan wasn’t going to be a part of Michigan’s program to give him an anchor, then even if Henry had stuck with Michigan initially, he very easily could have ended up in the transfer portal and closer to home in a year or two, anyway.

Michigan signed a total of 22 players in the class, including a couple defensive end/outside linebacker types in 4-star Derrick Moore and 3-star Micah Pollard.

2022 Recruiting Update: National Signing Day Preview

The [late] signing period opens up on Wednesday. February’s National Signing Day used to mean fireworks, but there won’t be many fireworks for Michigan this year, as they signed most of their class back in December.

Here is a list of the uncommitted prospects remaining on Michigan’s offer board:

• Maryland S Bryce Barnes
• California RB Jabari Bates
• California CB Tayvion Beasley
• Michigan LB Jordan Cannon
• Louisiana RB TreVonte Citizen
• Washington OT Josh Conerly
• Georgia WR Syveion Ellis
• California CB Jahlil Florence
• Florida RB Terrance Gibbs
• California DE Gracen Halton
• Pennsylvania DT Lavon Johnson
• Georgia LB E.J. Lightsey
• Louisiana S Jacoby Mathews
• Texas TE Trent McGaughey
• Maryland WR Lamar Patterson
• Maryland DT Nasir Pearce
• New Jersey CB Avery Powell
• Alabama OT Riley Quick
• Florida LB Devin Smith
• Nevada LB Robby Snelling
• Florida DE Shemar Stewart
• Washington DT Peter Taiopu
• Michigan WR Tay’shawn Trent

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