Michigan’s convincing home win over Penn State on Saturday saw the largest number of visiting recruits during the fall season. Four commits in the 2023 class would take their respective official visits, who were joined by four senior targets, and a number of 2024 and 2025 prospects.
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2023 Kankakee (Ill.) four-star defensive back Jyaire Hill.
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2024 Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day three-star wide receiver Channing Goodwin and father Jonathan Goodwin.
2023 Phenix City (Ala.) Central Rivals250 wide receiver Karmello English.
2023 Kansas City (Mo.) Park Hill three-star athlete Kendrick Bell.
2023 Sandy (Utah) Alta three-star offensive tackle Taliafi Taala.
2023 West Bloomfield (Mich.) stars Semaj Morgan (left) and Brandon Davis-Swain (right).
2023 Dexter (Mich.) all-purpose back and Michigan commit Cole Cabana.
2023 international EDGE and Michigan commit Aymeric Koumba.
2023 West Bloomfield (Mich.) offensive lineman and Michigan commit Amir Herring.
2023 Washington (D.C.) Gonzaga offensive tackle and Michigan commit Evan Link.
2023 Oswego (Ill.) tight end and Michigan commit Deakon Tonielli.
2024 Nashville (Tenn.) Ensworth linebacker and Michigan commit Mason Curtis.
2025 Nashville (Tenn.) Rivals100 defensive end Ethan Utley.
2024 Pittsburgh (Penn.) Central Catholic Rivals250 linebacker Anthony Speca.
2024 Hiram (Ga.) Rivals250 tight end Walter Matthews.
2024 Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) Miami Central Rivals250 athlete Earl Kulp.
2025 Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Rivals100 cornerback Chris Ewald Jr.
2024 Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Rivals250 safety Zaquan Patterson.
2024 Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon Rivals250 quarterback Isaac Wilson.
2024 Kansas City (Mo.) Rockhurst Rivals250 offensive tackle Andrew Sprague.
2024 Bellevue (Wash.) four-star tight end Hogan Hansen.
