Commit Impact: What Landing Darion Green-Warren Means For Michigan
Michigan added a key piece to the puzzle on Saturday with the commitment of Rivals250 prospect Darion Green-Warren.
The 6-foot, 185-pound cornerback out of Harbor City (Calif.) Narbonne committed to Michigan over finalists Nebraska and USC live at the All-American Bowl in San Antonio.
Green-Warren becomes the 25th member of Michigan’s 2020 recruiting class. Here are some quick takes on what Green-Warren's commitment means for the Wolverines.
1. Green-Warren didn't just commit to Michigan. The elite cornerback signed with the Wolverines during the early signing period last month and kept his decision quiet for a few weeks. Green-Warren is officially a part of the Michigan program and was in fact the unnamed signee that UM head coach Jim Harbaugh referred to after signing day. Green-Warren is signed, sealed and delivered.
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