Final 2017 Best Guess Michigan Recruiting Class

Here it is. My final 2017 Best Guess Michigan football recruiting class prediction and there’s not too much else to be said. Michigan will go into tomorrow with six targets remaining on the board and, though there’s a chance something wild could happen and they could have a surprising day, I expect it to go as expected and the staff receives letters of intent from two just two of the top names.

But will that be the end of the class? If room is available, like it would be with only two more additions, expect the staff to kick the tires on at least one unsigned recruit.

So, here it is. Here’s how I put together my latest Michigan recruiting class prediction:

Total Number
- The Wolverine’s Brandon Brown had a phenomenal break down of how many scholarships Michigan could have available in this class. Everyone is hearing it’ll be a big class and Brown backs it up with his numbers, saying it could land between 32-35 signees for the Wolverines ($), depending on roster attrition via graduation, transfer and the NFL draft. Others have it closer to 30.
- With pretty much every need checked off and not too many realistic options left on the board, I’m going with a 30 person class. This would help boost up the 2018 haul.
Class Attrition
- Kai-Leon Herbert decommitted, as expected, and may not be the last one before NSD. While it’s far from a sure-thing, Kurt Taylor looks to be a name to watch. The offer from Michigan State and Hawaii look to have really caught his attention, especially with the logjam at the running back spot in Ann Arbor.
Positional Numbers
- The offensive line is at five commitments after the Herbert decommitment and want at least one more lineman in this class.
- The defensive line is up to seven commitments but with some guys looking like they could end up on the offensive line during their careers, Michigan will likely add just one more lineman.
- As for receiver, with Martin committed, there’s one big target left on the board.
- Michigan’s linebacker haul is one of the best in the country but the staff is looking for the cherry on top.

So, without further adieu, check out my latest 2017 Michigan class prediction:

Chances Key

Excellent – Top Team
Very Good – Top Three
Good – Top Five
Fair – Puncher’s Chance
Poor – Likely Not Happening

1. QB: Dylan McCaffrey, 6’5″ 205lbs. Littleton, CO (Valor)

Photo Credit: Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com

Though McCaffrey has taken a bit of a tumble in the recruiting rankings, the quarterback commit is still one of the gems of the class. On top of his talent level, he’s one of the leaders of the class in terms of recruiting the other top talent around the country. He was a big part of Michigan landing the likes of Donovan Peoples-Jones and Tarik Black. He’s also a big reason why Michigan has a very real chance to land Oliver Martin and Nico Collins.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 2/16/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #134 overall) – Rivals (4*, #131 overall) – 247 (4*, #204 overall) – ESPN (4*, #60 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #123 overall, #5 Pro-QB, #2 in Colorado

2. RB: Kurt Taylor, 5’8” 200lbs. Covington, GA (Grayson)

Taylor was one of the first members of Michigan’s 2017 class and proved a lot during his senior season after a transfer to Georgia high school football powerhouse, Grayson. He was one of the most sure-fire signings by UM early on but after receiving late offers from Michigan State and Hawaii, he looked like he could be swayed elsewhere. But after an in-home visit from Jim Harbaugh, all signs point to Taylor receiving and signing an LOI with UM.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 10/16/15
First on List: August 2015
Rankings: Scout (3*, #64 RB) – Rivals (2*) – 247 (3*, #55 RB) – ESPN (3*, #56 RB)
Composite Ranking: 3 star, #893 overall, #58 RB, #95 in Georgia

3. RB: O’Maury Samuels, 5’10” 190lbs. Los Lunas, NM (Los Lunas)

Samuels was a name to watch heading into the NSD but thanks to his official visit to Ann Arbor and the staff’s in-home visits, the top rated running back in UM’s class will sign with the Wolverines on Wednesday. Though there’s a bit of a logjam at the running back position, his all around athleticism and speed should give him the chance to compete for playing time early on.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 4/4/16
First on List: April 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #21 RB) – Rivals (4*, #21 RB) – 247 (3*, #22 RB) – ESPN (4*, #240 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #277 overall, #21 RB, #1 in New Mexico
Other Options: Sione Lund

4. FB/LB: Ben Mason, 6’3” 245lbs. Newtown, CT (Sandy Hook)

Mason is one of the two-way players in the class which makes him a player that doesn’t look to be going anywhere. His ability to play both linebacker and fullback at the collegiate level fits Harbaugh’s style to a tee. While he looks likely to start out his career on defense, I believe he could be a true two-way player for Michigan in the same form as former Stanford FB/LB Owen Marecic. He’s enrolled.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 5/3/16
First on List: May 2016
Rankings: Scout (3*, #65 DE) – Rivals (3*, #35 ILB) – 247 (3*, #36 ILB) – ESPN (4*, #30 OLB)
Composite Ranking: 3 star, #806 overall, #32 ILB, #7 in Connecticut

5. WR: Donovan Peoples-Jones, 6’2″ 195lbs. Detroit, MI (Cass Tech)

Peoples-Jones will be the cream of the crop of Michigan’s 2017 class. He’s already enrolled and, with the departures of UM’s top two receivers, he should have as good of a chance as any freshmen to make an impact from day one.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 12/15/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (5*, #22 overall) – Rivals (5*, #12 overall) – 247 (5*, #26 overall) – ESPN (4*, #22 overall)
Composite Ranking: 5 star, #12 overall, #1 WR, #1 in Michigan

6. WR: Tarik Black, 6’4” 205lbs. Cheshire, CT (Cheshire Academy)

Another December addition to the class, Black was the second addition of the month as he dropped the best commitment video in recruiting history (on tape delay) to the country. And like Peoples-Jones, he has a very real chance to contribute throughout his freshmen year.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 12/14/16
First on List: May 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #90 overall) – Rivals (4*, #76 overall) – 247 (4*, #194 overall) – ESPN (4*, #225 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #122 overall, #17 WR, #1 in Connecticut

7. WR: Brad Hawkins, 6’2” 210lbs. Camden, NJ (Suffield Academy)

Photo Credit: 247Sports.com

Hawkins is now firmly in the 2017 recruiting class after taking a prep year at Suffield Academy after signing in 2016. His addition is one that is flying under the radar but should be felt during his time in Ann Arbor. His physical build and athleticism will give him a chance to be a standout whether he ends up playing wide receiver or safety for the Wolverines. At this point, it looks like he’ll be on offense to start off career.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 7/3/2015
First on List: April 2015
Rankings: Scout (3*) – Rivals (4*, #235 overall) – 247 (4*, #202) – ESPN (4*, #193 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #206 overall

8. WR: Oliver Martin, 6’1” 190lbs. Iowa City, IA (West)

Martin is the most sure-fire uncommitted prospect on this list as everyone and their mother is now expecting him to officially commit to the Wolverines on Wednesday. After looking like he’d end up playing against UM before he’d be playing for it, things quickly changed thanks to the precise recruitment by Pep Hamilton and his official visit this past weekend.

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Highlights
Commitment Date: 1/30/16
First on List: July 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #216 overall) – Rivals (4*, #206 overall) – 247 (4*, #47 overall) – ESPN (4*, #60 WR)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #169 overall, #28 WR, #1 in Iowa

9. WR: Nico Collins, 6’5” 200lbs. Pinson, AL (Clay-Chalkville)

Well, Collins was the last guy who I would have thought would have had drama in their recruitment but that’s what happened. He went from one of the safest bets (several rumors of him being a longtime silent commit) to all of a sudden looking like the top target UM would lose on NSD. But, after his official visit to Georgia this past weekend, the momentum has heavily swayed back to the Wolverines. It looks very likely that he follows through and officially commits to and signs with Michigan tomorrow.

Offer: Yes
Visit: Yes
Michigan’s Chances: Excellent
Highlights
First on List: November 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #178 overall) – Rivals (4*, #120 overall) – 247 (4*, #200 overall) – ESPN (4*, #154 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #136 overall, #23 WR, #5 in Alabama
Crystal Ball: Michigan
Other Options: None

10. OL: JaRaymond Hall, 6’5″ 285lbs. Oak Park, MI (Oak Park)

Hall has been committed to Michigan since last December and is locked into his commitment. He enrolled early and will likely have the chance to have a leg up on the other offensive lineman commits that will be heading to Ann Arbor over the summer. That time in the weight room and with the coaches should be huge for his career in the Maize and Blue.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 12/5/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #35 OT) – Rivals (3*, #78 OT) – 247 (3*, #43 OT) – ESPN (4*, #169 Overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #316 overall, #32 OT, #8 in Michigan

11. OL: Andrew Stueber, 6’6” 290lbs. Darien, CT (Darien)

Photo Credit: Scout.com

Stueber may not be the most recognizable name or highly ranked recruits but he’s easily one of the most college ready prospects in UM’s class. He also has the versatility to play all along the line at Michigan, which is another reason why the staff is so high on him. He’ll sign with Michigan.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 6/25/16
First on List: July 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #248 overall) – Rivals (3*, #74 OT) – 247 (3*, #78 OT) – ESPN (4*, #41 OT)
Composite Ranking: 3 star, #431 overall, #46 OT, #4 in Connecticut

12. OL: Joel Honigford, 6’6” 275lbs. Sugarcreek, OH (Garaway)

Photo Credit: 247Sports

Honigford is a recruit that has a high ceiling but he’s got a bit of a ways to go to get there. Though he’s very athletic and has the ideal frame for an offensive tackle, his weight is something that he’ll need to work on. Now, that will come with age and more time in the weight room so it’s not a big problem. Once he gets the size and strength necessary, he could be a very nice tackle prospect for Drevno.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 6/29/16
First on List: July 2016
Rankings: Scout (3*, #51 OT) – Rivals (3*, #49 OT) – 247 (3*, #72 OT) – ESPN (4*, #205 overall)
Composite Ranking: 3 star, #448 overall, #48 OT, #20 in Ohio

13. OL: Chuck Filiaga, 6’6” 335lbs. Aledo, TX (Aledo)

Photo Credit: 247Sports.com

Nebraska and Oklahoma made late pushes, a Jim Harbaugh speech to his high school team and the chance to play early kept the Wolverines out front throughout. He announced his commitment to Michigan at the U.S. Army All-American Game and gave the staff its day one contributor it needed in this class. He’s one of the offensive lineman commits that could make an early impact at Michigan.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 1/7/17
First on List: October 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #139 overall) – Rivals (4*, #175 overall) – 247 (4*, #99 overall) – ESPN (4*, #137 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #113 overall, #15 OT, #18 in Texas

14. OC: Cesar Ruiz, 6’3” 315lbs. Camden, NJ (IMG Academy)

Photo Credit: Bleacher Report

After months of waiting, Ruiz followed through on being one of the safest bets to be in the class by announcing his commitment via a Bleacher Report video on December 19th. His addition is huge for this class as he’s at, arguably, the biggest single positional need for the staff. He should have a chance to play right away in the Maize and Blue, especially after enrolling early.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 12/19/16
First on List: June 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #98 overall) – Rivals (4*, #41 overall) – 247 (4*, #55 overall) – ESPN (4*, #28 overall)
Composite Ranking: 4 star, #44 overall, #1 C, #8 in Florida

15. DL/OL: Phillip Paea, 6’4” 280lbs. Berrien Springs, MI (Berrien Springs)

Paea is one of the biggest “just scratching the surface” members of the class. That’s in both his game and as a recruiter. He’s a raw talent but has the chance to be a very good defensive tackle thanks to his sneaky athleticism and wrestling background. It may take a year for him to build into a college ready lineman but his hands and raw strength should give him a chance to be a nice player for UM.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 4/2/16
First on List: March 2016
Rankings: Scout (3*, #28 DT) – Rivals (3*, #22 OG) – 247 (3*, #29 DT) – ESPN (4*, #30 DT)
Composite Ranking: 3 star, #456 overall, #37 DT, #13 in Michigan

16. DL/OL: James Hudson, 6’5” 280lbs. Toledo, OH (Central Catholic)

Hudson may not have all the flash and rankings but he is a big time add for the staff. At 6’5” 280+, he has the size and athleticism to play all along the defensive line but is expected to play the 3-5 technique for Michigan. However, it’s rumored that he could possibly have a brighter future on the offensive side of the ball as a tackle. Either way, look for him to be one of the biggest gets in this class.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 8/8/16
First on List: May 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #273 overall) – Rivals (4*, #240 overall) – 247 (4*, #109 overall) –ESPN (4*, #30 DE)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #219 overall, #4 SDE, #2 in Ohio

17. DL/OL: Deron Irving-Bey, 6’5” 285lbs. Flint, MI (Southwestern Academy)

Photo Credit: Mark Felix | MLive.com

Irving-Bey is another member of #commitmas for Michigan as the big man out of Flint moved up his announcement date and ended all speculation by committing to the Wolverines. This is another big win for UM over Michigan State, who was the heavy favorite for the majority of his recruitment. But the opportunity to play under Greg Mattison and in the UM defense was more than enough to sway him to Michigan.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 12/19/16
First on List: October 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #269 overall) – Rivals (3*, #18 SSDE) – 247 (4*, #187 overall) – ESPN (4*, #223 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #258 overall, #7 SSDE, #4 in Michigan

18. DT: Aubrey Solomon, 6’4” 295lbs. Leesburg, GA (Lee County)

Photo Credit: 247Sports

While it looked like things could get interesting right at the buzzer thanks to his in-home visit from Nick Saban, all signs continue to point towards Solomon recommitting to and signing with Michigan on Wednesday. Pretty much every top Michigan and national analyst is hearing it’ll be the Wolverines. At this point, if he doesn’t choose UM, it’ll be a surprise.

Offer: Yes
Visit: Yes
Michigan’s Chances: Excellent
Highlights
First on List: June 2016
Rankings: Scout (5*, #11 overall) – Rivals (5*, #31 overall) – 247 (5*. #30 overall) – ESPN (4*, #63 overall)
Composite Ranking: Five star, #25 overall, #2 DT, #3 in Georgia
Crystal Ball: Michigan
Other Options: Jay Tufele

19. DT: Donovan Jeter, 6’5” 250lbs. Beaver Falls, PA (Beaver Falls)

Photo Credit: Scout.com

The talented lineman is a big, strong, physical player that has the size and the athleticism to play the five, seven and, with some more size, the three-technique in Don Brown’s defense. And when you look at the departures on the defensive line, as an early enrollee, he has a real shot to contribute early on.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 8/8/16
First on List: May 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #34 DE) – Rivals (4*, #13 DT) – 247Sports (4*, #249 overall) – ESPN (4*, #28 DE)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #289 overall, #14 SSDE, #8 in Pennsylvania

20. DE: Kwity Paye, 6’4” 235lbs. Warwick, RI (Bishop Hendrickson)

Photo Credit: ESPN

Paye is a player that was quickly identified by Don Brown as a perfect fit for the Michigan defense. His size, speed and motor pops off of the screen throughout his highlights, as does his legit ball carrying ability as a running back. With more coaching and time in the weight room, he could be a very disruptive player in the Maize and Blue throughout his playing career.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 8/8/16
First on List: May 2016
Rankings: Scout (3*, #75 DE) – Rivals (3*, #35 WSDE) – 247 (3*, #45 WSDE) – ESPN (4*, #26 DE)
Composite Ranking: Three star, #547 overall, #32 SDE, #1 in Rhode Island

21. DE: Luiji Vilain, 6’4” 235lbs. Ontario, Canada (Episcopal (VA))

Vilain was the 2nd Canadian addition the class and, like fellow Canadian Benjamin St-Juste, he’s a player with a very high ceiling. And he’s showed the potential off at the Under Armour All-American Game. Luckily for Michigan, they’ll get the chance to reap the benefits of his natural ability throughout his career. He has the chance to be a star.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 6/12/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #102 overall) – Rivals (4*, #74 overall) – 247 (4*, #36 overall) – ESPN (4*, #69 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #56 overall, #5 WSDE, #3 in Virginia

22. DE: Corey Malone-Hatcher, 6’4” 240lbs. Saint Joseph, MI (St. Joe’s)

Malone-Hatcher is another one of those “scratching the surface” commitments mainly because of the injury that kept him out for a large portion of his junior season. But he’s back to 100% and should put on a show during his senior year. At Michigan, he’s projected to play weak side defensive end but he’ll continue to play linebacker and tight end throughout his senior season. As an early enrollee, he could see the field as a pass rushing and special teams coverage specialist.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 6/2/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #297 overall) – Rivals (4*, #12 SDE) – 247 (4*, #284 overall) – ESPN (4*, #273 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #291 overall, #19 WDE, #6 in Michigan

23. ILB: Josh Ross, 6’2″ 225lbs. West Bloomfield, MI (OLSM)

Ross is easily one of the most solid commitments in the class. As a four star inside linebacker, he’s not only a big get for the staff but he’s also a player that should see the field quickly. He has the athleticism and instincts to be a game changer as both a blitzer and coverage linebacker in Don Brown’s defense.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 3/22/16
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #196 overall) – Rivals (4*, #222 overall) – 247 (4*, #202 overall) – ESPN (4*, #236 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #214 overall, #8 ILB, #3 in Michigan

24. LB: Drew Singleton, 6’3″ 215lbs. Paramus, NJ (Paramus Catholic)

Singleton has long been a Michigan lean, even with all of the Clemson smoke out there over the summer. And he backed up all of those rumors about him ending up in the Maize and Blue by committing to the Wolverines just two days before Christmas. His addition to the class is a big one as he’s the next big thing out of Paramus Catholic and one of the best linebackers in the class.

Story
Highlights
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #93 overall) – Rivals (4*, #52 overall) – 247 (4*, #100 overall) – ESPN (4*, #158 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #80 overall, #4 OLB, #1 in New Jersey

25. LB: Jordan Anthony, 6’1” 230lbs. Olney, MD (IMG Academy)

Anthony is yet another top 125 player to commit to Michigan in December and may be the most underrated addition of the month. He’s an athletic linebacker that may not have the elite size but he has the speed, instincts and tenacity that any linebacker coach would love to work with. Whether he ends up on the inside or outside, he could end up being a very productive player for the Wolverines throughout his career.

Story
Highlights
First on List: June 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #153 overall) – Rivals (5*, #26 overall) – 247 (4*, #210 overall) – ESPN (4*, #124 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #107 overall, #9 OLB, #21 in Florida

26. S: Jaylen Kelly-Powell, 6’0” 183lbs. Detroit, MI (Cass Tech)

This was an ending sources have let us know about for quite sometime as he worked with our very own Stephen Osentoski to put together his official commitment video. Look for him to become a main recruiter alongside Corey Malone-Hatcher to wrap up this class. As a player, he’s expected to player Jabrill Peppers’ “Viper” position as a hybrid safety/linebacker. He’s another early enrollee.

Story
Highlights
First on List: May 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #278 overall) – Rivals (3*, #34 S) – 247 (4*, #156 overall) – ESPN (4*, #265 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #264 overall, #21 S, #5 in Michigan

27. S: J’Marick Woods, 6’4” 205lbs. Florence, AL (Florence)

Woods has long been committed to Michigan and has been a top recruiter for the staff throughout the cycle. He’s been talking about helping build a pipeline from Alabama to Michigan, which Harbaugh and his staff have been trying to set up since they got to Ann Arbor. Though Mississippi State and Arkansas made a push, Woods reaffirmed his commitment to the Wolverines earlier in the month.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 3/28/16
First on List: April 2016
Rankings: Scout (4*, #29 S) – Rivals (3*, #45 S) – 247 (3*, #45 S) – ESPN (4*, #21 S)
Composite Ranking: Three star, #379 overall, #29 S, #16 in Alabama

28. CB: Benjamin St-Juste, 6’3” 190lbs. Montreal, Quebec (Cegep du Vieux)

St-Juste went from an unknown recruit to a legit four star corner back after showing off the size and athleticism that the Michigan staff saw during the camp circuit. Besides recruiting analysts, other programs have started to take notice as well. Virginia Tech made a late push but St-Juste reaffirmed to Michigan and is now enrolled in Ann Arbor. His length and athleticism could get him on the field right away thanks to UM’s top five defensive backs heading to the NFL Draft.

Story
Highlights
Commitment Date: 6/23/2015
First on List: August 2015
Rankings: Scout (3*, #38 CB) – Rivals (4*, #229 overall) – 247 (4*, #94 overall) – ESPN (3*, #82 CB)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #331 overall, #37 CB, #1 in Canada

29. CB: Ambry Thomas, 5’10” 170lbs. Detroit, MI (King)

After a tough fought battle, Michigan came out on top for Thomas as it beat out Michigan State for the talented two-way talent. He was actually the true start to the December commitment haul for UM as he decided to announce his public pledge earlier in the month. Look for him to be a standout at cornerback and as a return man during his time in Ann Arbor.

Story
Highlights
First on List: March 2015
Rankings: Scout (4*, #56 overall) – Rivals (4*, #146 overall) – 247 (4*, #62 overall) – ESPN (4*, #186 overall)
Composite Ranking: Four star, #94 overall, #13 CB, #2 in Michigan

30. P: Brad Robbins, 6’2” 180lbs. Westerville, OH (Westerville South)

I’m going out on a limb a bit here but with Michigan in big need of a punter for the upcoming season and the good chance of a scholarship or two being available, I believe the staff could land the top punter in the class after NSD. According to Wolverine247’s Steve Lorenz, Michigan’s Chris Partridge went out to see the Nevada commit and believes the staff may push for him ($). If it all plays out like expected, it’s hard to see him sticking with Nevada over Michigan.

Offer: No
Visit: Yes
Michigan’s Chances: Excellent, if offered (Committed to Nevada)
Highlights
First on List: Now
Rankings: Kornblue Kicking (#1 overall) – Pro Kicker (#1 overall)
Crystal Ball: Michigan
Other Options: None

Projected Class Score: 293.83 (per 247Sports)

If tomorrow plays out like the list above, Michigan will put together their best class on paper in program history and would likely hold off LSU and Florida State for the #4 spot in the final composite rankings. There’s not too much hope of jumping Georgia while Ohio State and Alabama are way out front.

Just Missed

OT Mekhi Becton
- Becton is the closest call that was not on the list. Going into his decision, it looks like he’ll stay in-state and choose Virginia Tech. However, this does not look to be a slam dunk. Michigan’s pitch to play early could win out over the proximity to home.
LB Willie Gay
- While Michigan looks to have a puncher’s chance here, there’s just not enough there to put him on the list. Honestly, I could see Gay choosing any of his final teams. Though I’ll predict that he signs with Mississippi State tomorrow.
DT Jay Tufele
- Tufele is someone that Michigan clearly wants but there’s pretty much no shot that he picks UM tomorrow. All signs point to him staying out west with USC and Utah looking like the best bets. I’ll predict that he follows Becton and Gay’s move and stays in-state to play for Utah.
OG Gray Davis
- According to multiple reports, the staff is visiting Davis before NSD. And now with Becton possibly ending up elsewhere, there’s a chance Davis receives a last second letter of intent from the coaching staff. This is one to watch closely.
DB Ifeatu Melifonwu
- Melifonwu was one my last prediction but I had to pull him off after TMI’s Sam Webb reported that the defensive back would stick with Syracuse ($).

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