10/23/2016 football Edit

Donovan Jeter Goes Blue

Donovan Jeter told the staff while in town that he'd like to play in Ann Arbor — it didn't take him long to go public with the decision. (Photo by Brandon Brown)

Brandon Brown • Maize&BlueReview

Recruiting Editor

Beaver Falls (Pa.) four-star defensive tackle Donovan Jeter decommitted from Notre Dame a little over a week ago and is now a Wolverine after an official visit to Michigan blew him away this weekend.

The 6-5, 255-pounder is the No. 14 defensive tackle in the country and is the No. 6 player in the state of Pennsylvania. After being committed to Notre Dame for a short time both Penn State and Pittsburgh prioritized Jeter but Ann Arbor was simply too much for him to turn down.

Jeter is commitment No. 17 in the 2017 class and fills a major position of need for the Maize and Blue. Jeter held offers from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Stanford, Tennessee, UCLA, Wisconsin and many others.

• Take a look at what Jeter can do on the field.