Football season is here, and a handful Michigan football commits were in action for their respective high schools during opening weekend.
Here is a breakdown of how future Wolverines performed:
Maryland running back Blake Corum is committed to Michigan and had a big game with four touchdowns on ESPN to kick off his campaign. (Rivals.com)
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The Skinny: Michigan quarterback commit JD Johnson completed 15 of 23 passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions, and rushed for 37 yards and two more scores in Phoenix (Ariz.) Pinnacle's 39-14 victory over Perry (Ariz.).
The Skinny: Michigan running back pledge Blake Corum rushed for 104 yards, logged 51 receiving yards and scored four total touchdowns in Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances' 49-13 statement win over Miami (Fla.) Central on national television.
Michigan offensive line commit Micah Mazzcua played a big role in helping Corum rack up a ton of yards. Meanwhile, Michigan linebacker commits Osman Savage and Nikhai Hill-Green led a strong defensive effort for St. Frances, which is ranked No. 6 nationally by USA Today.
Up Next: @ Simeon (Ill.) Aug. 30
The Skinny: Honolulu (Hawaii) St. Louis, USA Today's No. 12 ranked high school team in the country, and Michigan wide receiver commit Roman Wilson took down Campbell (Hawaii), 48-27. No stats were available from Friday's contest.
Up Next: Bishop Gorman (Nev.) Aug. 30
The Skinny: Michigan offensive line commit Jeffrey Persi helped lead the way in the trenches to help JSerra (Calif.) take down Salt Lake City (Utah) East, 24-14.
