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Go through the gallery to view The Detroit News top 15 Blue Chip high school football prospects, including analysis from David Goricki. The list includes Muskegon quarterback Cameron Martinez, an Ohio State commit.
Go through the gallery to view The Detroit News top 15 Blue Chip high school football prospects, including analysis from David Goricki. The list includes Muskegon quarterback Cameron Martinez, an Ohio State commit. Jose Juarez, Special to The Detroit News
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1. Justin Rogers, Oak Park (Kentucky), OL/DL, 6-3, 300 pounds: Rogers, a member of The News Dream Team, was a dominant force on both sides of the ball. He didn’t allow a sack while getting six sacks and forcing three fumbles to help Oak Park win an Oakland Activities Association White Division championship. He didn’t play in the Division 2 pre-district game loss to Farmington due to an injury. “Justin was a four-year starter and can dominate on either side of the ball,” coach Greg Carter said. Rogers will enroll early at Kentucky in January.
1. Justin Rogers, Oak Park (Kentucky), OL/DL, 6-3, 300 pounds: Rogers, a member of The News Dream Team, was a dominant force on both sides of the ball. He didn’t allow a sack while getting six sacks and forcing three fumbles to help Oak Park win an Oakland Activities Association White Division championship. He didn’t play in the Division 2 pre-district game loss to Farmington due to an injury. “Justin was a four-year starter and can dominate on either side of the ball,” coach Greg Carter said. Rogers will enroll early at Kentucky in January. Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit News
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2. Makari Paige, West Bloomfield (Michigan), S, 6-3, 190 pounds: Paige, a member of The News Dream Team, used his size and strength to get in on 94 tackles while forcing three fumbles, intercepting two passes and breaking up seven passes to lead West Bloomfield to an Oakland Activities Association Red Division title and a Division 1 regional championship game appearance. “He’s a freak athlete, 6-3, 190-pound safety who has the ability to play free safety or strong safety,” coach Rod Bellamy said. “He can also come and cover your best receiver, which he did on numerous occasions and he has the ability to come in the box and be a middle linebacker.” Paige will play in the World Bowl in Mexico City later this month and enroll early at Michigan.
2. Makari Paige, West Bloomfield (Michigan), S, 6-3, 190 pounds: Paige, a member of The News Dream Team, used his size and strength to get in on 94 tackles while forcing three fumbles, intercepting two passes and breaking up seven passes to lead West Bloomfield to an Oakland Activities Association Red Division title and a Division 1 regional championship game appearance. “He’s a freak athlete, 6-3, 190-pound safety who has the ability to play free safety or strong safety,” coach Rod Bellamy said. “He can also come and cover your best receiver, which he did on numerous occasions and he has the ability to come in the box and be a middle linebacker.” Paige will play in the World Bowl in Mexico City later this month and enroll early at Michigan. Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
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3. Enzo Jennings, Oak Park (Penn State), CB, 6-0, 180 pounds: Jennings, a member of The News Dream Team, was an outstanding cover corner, helping Oak Park win the Oakland Activities Association White Division championship. He made 65 tackles while intercepting four passes and recovering three fumbles, returning one for a touchdown. “He’s strong, fast, durable and competitive,” coach Greg Carter said, “one of the best players I’ve ever coached.”
3. Enzo Jennings, Oak Park (Penn State), CB, 6-0, 180 pounds: Jennings, a member of The News Dream Team, was an outstanding cover corner, helping Oak Park win the Oakland Activities Association White Division championship. He made 65 tackles while intercepting four passes and recovering three fumbles, returning one for a touchdown. “He’s strong, fast, durable and competitive,” coach Greg Carter said, “one of the best players I’ve ever coached.” Clarence Tabb Jr., The Detroit News
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4. Cameron Martinez, Muskegon (Ohio State), QB, 5-11, 190 pounds: Martinez, a member of The News Dream Team, was a great dual-threat quarterback, leading Muskegon to the Division 3 state championship game at Ford Field the last two years. He rushed for 2,228 yards (264 carries) and 36 touchdowns his season year while completing more than 60 percent of his passes for 1,258 yards and 11 TDs. “Cam is an amazing leader,” coach Shane Fairfield said. “He competes at such a high level. It’s not only on the game field, it’s the way he prepared before the game. People see him on game day and are like, ‘Wow!’ What they don’t see is the amount of work he puts in, in the film room, weight room and practice field.” Martinez will compete in the World Bowl this month in Mexico City, and will play defensive back or receiver at Ohio State.
4. Cameron Martinez, Muskegon (Ohio State), QB, 5-11, 190 pounds: Martinez, a member of The News Dream Team, was a great dual-threat quarterback, leading Muskegon to the Division 3 state championship game at Ford Field the last two years. He rushed for 2,228 yards (264 carries) and 36 touchdowns his season year while completing more than 60 percent of his passes for 1,258 yards and 11 TDs. “Cam is an amazing leader,” coach Shane Fairfield said. “He competes at such a high level. It’s not only on the game field, it’s the way he prepared before the game. People see him on game day and are like, ‘Wow!’ What they don’t see is the amount of work he puts in, in the film room, weight room and practice field.” Martinez will compete in the World Bowl this month in Mexico City, and will play defensive back or receiver at Ohio State. Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
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5. Braiden McGregor, Port Huron Northern (Michigan), DE, 6-4, 270 pounds: McGregor used his physical strength and quickness to cause havoc while also getting things done as a tight end for Port Huron Northern before suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 7. He had 10.5 tackles for loss while also grabbing eight passes for five touchdowns. “Braiden is a game changer,” coach Larry Roelens said. “Teams have to plan for him on both sides of the ball. He has a high football IQ and is a very coachable kid.” McGregor will enroll early at Michigan.
5. Braiden McGregor, Port Huron Northern (Michigan), DE, 6-4, 270 pounds: McGregor used his physical strength and quickness to cause havoc while also getting things done as a tight end for Port Huron Northern before suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 7. He had 10.5 tackles for loss while also grabbing eight passes for five touchdowns. “Braiden is a game changer,” coach Larry Roelens said. “Teams have to plan for him on both sides of the ball. He has a high football IQ and is a very coachable kid.” McGregor will enroll early at Michigan. Max Ortiz, The Detroit News
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6. Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen, Walled Lake Western (Purdue), WR/CB, 6-1, 180 pounds: Yaseen (2), a member of The News Dream Team, put up huge numbers, coming up with 86 receptions for 1,646 yards 20 touchdowns while getting in on 47 tackles with two interceptions to help Walled Lake Western earn league (Lakes Valley) and Division 2 district and regional titles before a 57-56 state semifinal loss to Muskegon Mona Shores. “Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen is the best wide receiver in the state,” coach Alex Grignon said. “Single coverage equaled touchdowns all year long. He is just as dangerous taking a jet sweep or hitch as he is going vertical. Literally any time he touched the football he had a great chance to score.”
6. Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen, Walled Lake Western (Purdue), WR/CB, 6-1, 180 pounds: Yaseen (2), a member of The News Dream Team, put up huge numbers, coming up with 86 receptions for 1,646 yards 20 touchdowns while getting in on 47 tackles with two interceptions to help Walled Lake Western earn league (Lakes Valley) and Division 2 district and regional titles before a 57-56 state semifinal loss to Muskegon Mona Shores. “Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen is the best wide receiver in the state,” coach Alex Grignon said. “Single coverage equaled touchdowns all year long. He is just as dangerous taking a jet sweep or hitch as he is going vertical. Literally any time he touched the football he had a great chance to score.” Dave Reginek, Special to The Detroit News
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7. Andre Seldon, Belleville (Michigan), CB/WR, 5-9, 160 pounds: Seldon, a member of The News Dream Team, got things done at a high level in all three phases, grabbing touchdown passes, averaging 25 yards a punt return, including four TD returns while also intercepting six passes while breaking up three from his secondary spot. “Andre is a three-year starter and an Under Armour All-American,” coach Jermain Crowell said. “I believe he’s the best defensive back in the state, and one of the best in the country. He’s a playmaker and it doesn’t matter if it’s him on offense, defense or special teams, he’s going to make plays.”
7. Andre Seldon, Belleville (Michigan), CB/WR, 5-9, 160 pounds: Seldon, a member of The News Dream Team, got things done at a high level in all three phases, grabbing touchdown passes, averaging 25 yards a punt return, including four TD returns while also intercepting six passes while breaking up three from his secondary spot. “Andre is a three-year starter and an Under Armour All-American,” coach Jermain Crowell said. “I believe he’s the best defensive back in the state, and one of the best in the country. He’s a playmaker and it doesn’t matter if it’s him on offense, defense or special teams, he’s going to make plays.” Dave Reginek, Special to The Detroit News
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8. Cornell Wheeler, West Bloomfield (Michigan), LB, 6-1, 230 pounds: Wheeler, a member of The News Dream Team, showed he was a high-motor guy, roaming sideline to sideline to get in on 140 tackles, including 10 tackles for loss, forcing three fumbles while recovering two. He made 20 tackles in a win over Lake Orion to help West Bloomfield win the Oakland Activities Association Red title. “He’s the best defensive player in the state of Michigan, just watching his preparation every week, film study, weight room and how he goes about his business,” coach Ron Bellamy said. “He’s just a fierce leader.”
8. Cornell Wheeler, West Bloomfield (Michigan), LB, 6-1, 230 pounds: Wheeler, a member of The News Dream Team, showed he was a high-motor guy, roaming sideline to sideline to get in on 140 tackles, including 10 tackles for loss, forcing three fumbles while recovering two. He made 20 tackles in a win over Lake Orion to help West Bloomfield win the Oakland Activities Association Red title. “He’s the best defensive player in the state of Michigan, just watching his preparation every week, film study, weight room and how he goes about his business,” coach Ron Bellamy said. “He’s just a fierce leader.” Daniel Mears, Detroit News
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9. Josh Priebe, Edwardsburg (Northwestern), OL, 6-5, 275 pounds: Priebe, a member of The News Dream Team, was a physical presence on the line for Edwardsburg, opening holes while protecting the quarterback. He had 29 pancakes in 11 games and led an offense that had 4,248 rushing yards, averaging more than nine yards a carry. “Josh has been a dominant player for the last three years as an offensive guard,” coach Kevin Bartz of Priebe, who had 32 offers, picking Northwestern over such national powers as Ohio State, Michigan, Auburn, Iowa and Minnesota. “What sets Josh apart from other big offensive linemen is his quickness and agility. Josh’s ability to move effectively combined with his intelligence, strength and tenacious attitude put him in an elite group of offensive linemen.”
9. Josh Priebe, Edwardsburg (Northwestern), OL, 6-5, 275 pounds: Priebe, a member of The News Dream Team, was a physical presence on the line for Edwardsburg, opening holes while protecting the quarterback. He had 29 pancakes in 11 games and led an offense that had 4,248 rushing yards, averaging more than nine yards a carry. “Josh has been a dominant player for the last three years as an offensive guard,” coach Kevin Bartz of Priebe, who had 32 offers, picking Northwestern over such national powers as Ohio State, Michigan, Auburn, Iowa and Minnesota. “What sets Josh apart from other big offensive linemen is his quickness and agility. Josh’s ability to move effectively combined with his intelligence, strength and tenacious attitude put him in an elite group of offensive linemen.” Allen Trieu, 247Sports
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10. Deon Buford, Detroit King (Kentucky), OL, 6-4, 280 pounds: Buford, who was a first-team all-state selection by The News, was the anchor on an offensive line that helped open holes for Peny Boone to rush for nearly 1,300 yards and 22 touchdowns while protecting freshman quarterback Dante Moore (2,731 yards, 33 TDs) to help King win the PSL title and advance to the Division 2 state championship game. “Deon’s a really athletic lineman who is really smart and communicates well,” coach Tyrone Spencer said. “He does a lot of those things that we have to do to be successful in the run game and protecting Dante.” Buford will enroll early at Kentucky.
10. Deon Buford, Detroit King (Kentucky), OL, 6-4, 280 pounds: Buford, who was a first-team all-state selection by The News, was the anchor on an offensive line that helped open holes for Peny Boone to rush for nearly 1,300 yards and 22 touchdowns while protecting freshman quarterback Dante Moore (2,731 yards, 33 TDs) to help King win the PSL title and advance to the Division 2 state championship game. “Deon’s a really athletic lineman who is really smart and communicates well,” coach Tyrone Spencer said. “He does a lot of those things that we have to do to be successful in the run game and protecting Dante.” Buford will enroll early at Kentucky. Daniel Mears, The Detroit News
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11. Peny Boone, Detroit King (Maryland), RB, 6-2, 220 pounds: Boone earned the nickname “Playoff Peny” for his impressive play during the postseason. He rushed for 1,283 yards and 22 touchdowns, including 809 yards and 13 TDs during the five-game postseason run with 198 yards and three TDs coming in a 35-26 loss to Muskegon Mona Shores in the Division 2 state championship game at Ford Field. “He just comes alive in the playoffs,” coach Tyrone Spencer said. “He can just do so much for a team. He gives us that option to run the ball, throw the ball, he can catch and do a lot of things in space.”
11. Peny Boone, Detroit King (Maryland), RB, 6-2, 220 pounds: Boone earned the nickname “Playoff Peny” for his impressive play during the postseason. He rushed for 1,283 yards and 22 touchdowns, including 809 yards and 13 TDs during the five-game postseason run with 198 yards and three TDs coming in a 35-26 loss to Muskegon Mona Shores in the Division 2 state championship game at Ford Field. “He just comes alive in the playoffs,” coach Tyrone Spencer said. “He can just do so much for a team. He gives us that option to run the ball, throw the ball, he can catch and do a lot of things in space.” Dave Reginek, Special to The Detroit News
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12. Dallas Fincher, East Kentwood (Michigan State), OL, 6-4, 260 pounds: Fincher, a member of The News Dream Team, was a consistent force on the offensive line, getting things done at a high level. “He led the team in pancake blocks while not allowing a sack all season,” coach Tony Kimbrough said. “He’s a great offensive lineman, a very good run and pass blocker. He had no holding calls. He’s known as a technician and is a three-year starter who can play all five positions.”
12. Dallas Fincher, East Kentwood (Michigan State), OL, 6-4, 260 pounds: Fincher, a member of The News Dream Team, was a consistent force on the offensive line, getting things done at a high level. “He led the team in pancake blocks while not allowing a sack all season,” coach Tony Kimbrough said. “He’s a great offensive lineman, a very good run and pass blocker. He had no holding calls. He’s known as a technician and is a three-year starter who can play all five positions.” Allen Trieu, 247Sports
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13. Jordan Turner, Farmington (Wisconsin), LB, 6-3, 220 pounds: Turner (12), who was a first-team all-state selection by The News, got in on 55 tackles, including 13 tackles for lost yardage while forcing four fumbles after missing the first few games due to an injury. He played a key role in Farmington’s Division 2 pre-district upset win over Oak Park. “Jordan was a three-year captain for us and led us in tackles for the last three years as well,” coach Kory Cioroch said. “His ability to cover in the pass game, stop the run and pressure the quarterback makes him the most versatile and unique defender I have ever coached. He had 27 tackles, eight tackles for loss, three sacks in the (two-game) playoffs.” Turner will enroll early at Wisconsin.
13. Jordan Turner, Farmington (Wisconsin), LB, 6-3, 220 pounds: Turner (12), who was a first-team all-state selection by The News, got in on 55 tackles, including 13 tackles for lost yardage while forcing four fumbles after missing the first few games due to an injury. He played a key role in Farmington’s Division 2 pre-district upset win over Oak Park. “Jordan was a three-year captain for us and led us in tackles for the last three years as well,” coach Kory Cioroch said. “His ability to cover in the pass game, stop the run and pressure the quarterback makes him the most versatile and unique defender I have ever coached. He had 27 tackles, eight tackles for loss, three sacks in the (two-game) playoffs.” Turner will enroll early at Wisconsin. Brian B. Sevald, Special to The Detroit News
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14. Latrell Fordham, Davison (Ball State), WR/CB, 6-4, 180 pounds: Fordham, a member of The News Dream Team, proved to be the difference in Davison’s 35-25 win over Brighton in the Division 1 state championship game at Ford Field. He grabbed a 74-yard touchdown pass to give his team a 14-3 lead, then broke up a pass in the end zone later in the first half, followed by a teammate’s interception on the next play which led to a TD and 21-3 cushion. He had 49 receptions for 954 yards and 12 TDs. “Latrell was a huge factor in our success even when he was not getting the ball,” coach Jake Weingartz said. “What most people do not know is that he is a lock down corner as well. His ability on defense to shut down the opposing team’s best wide receiver helped us win the whole thing.”
14. Latrell Fordham, Davison (Ball State), WR/CB, 6-4, 180 pounds: Fordham, a member of The News Dream Team, proved to be the difference in Davison’s 35-25 win over Brighton in the Division 1 state championship game at Ford Field. He grabbed a 74-yard touchdown pass to give his team a 14-3 lead, then broke up a pass in the end zone later in the first half, followed by a teammate’s interception on the next play which led to a TD and 21-3 cushion. He had 49 receptions for 954 yards and 12 TDs. “Latrell was a huge factor in our success even when he was not getting the ball,” coach Jake Weingartz said. “What most people do not know is that he is a lock down corner as well. His ability on defense to shut down the opposing team’s best wide receiver helped us win the whole thing.” Daniel Mears, The Detroit News
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15. De’Andre Bulley, River Rouge (Morgan State), RB, 6-0, 245 pounds: Bulley, a member of The News Dream Team, was a punishing running back who got stronger as the game went on while wearing down defenders. He rushed for 1,976 yards and 22 touchdowns, including a mammoth 220-yard, three-TD performance in a 49-14 regional final win at Orchard Lake St. Mary’s. He also broke loose for a 33-yard TD run in a 30-7 Division 3 state championship game win over top-ranked Muskegon. “De’Andre Bulley is a workhorse,” coach Corey Parker said. “Just a really powerful back who bruised defenses as the game went on and was a dominating force in the fourth quarter of our games this year.
15. De’Andre Bulley, River Rouge (Morgan State), RB, 6-0, 245 pounds: Bulley, a member of The News Dream Team, was a punishing running back who got stronger as the game went on while wearing down defenders. He rushed for 1,976 yards and 22 touchdowns, including a mammoth 220-yard, three-TD performance in a 49-14 regional final win at Orchard Lake St. Mary’s. He also broke loose for a 33-yard TD run in a 30-7 Division 3 state championship game win over top-ranked Muskegon. “De’Andre Bulley is a workhorse,” coach Corey Parker said. “Just a really powerful back who bruised defenses as the game went on and was a dominating force in the fourth quarter of our games this year. Jose Juarez, Special to The Detroit News
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    Wednesday is a big day for college football recruits as they can begin signing their letters of intent with the schools of their choice. Follow the news, developments and analysis here with live updates by Nolan Bianchi of The Detroit News. You can also keep track of the lists at the bottom of this page as Michigan and Michigan State commitments become official signees as their letters of intent arrive in Ann Arbor and East Lansing.

    Four-star Ohio State commit opts not to sign just yet

    Muskegon quarterback/athlete and Ohio State commit Cameron Martinez opted not to sign his letter of intent during the early signing period this week.

    The four-star Martinez, No. 4 on The Detroit News Blue Chip list, committed to the Buckeyes in July of this year and has offers from Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Iowa, Notre Dame, Penn State, and others.

    Muskegon head coach Shane Fairfield told The Detroit News that Martinez wants to wait to see who Ohio State coach Ryan Day names as his new defensive coordinator. Martinez is expected to play defensive back or receiver for the Buckeyes.

    Jeff Hafley had been OSU's co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach but he left to become Boston College head coach. 

    At 5-foot-11, 183 pounds, 247Sports recruiting expert Allen Trieu likens Martinez's game to that of longtime Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead.

    Walled Lake Western receiver flips commitment, signs with Purdue

    Walled Lake Western wide receiver Abdur-Rahmaan Yaseen on Wednesday morning flipped his commitment from Northwestern to Purdue, signing with the Boilermakers during the early signing period.

    Trieu compared the 6-foot-1, 180-pound three-star to San Francisco 49ers wideout Dante Pettis, an "excellent route-runner" that Trieu called "well-polished." Yaseen committed to Northwestern on Dec. 28 last year.

    Country's top prep player chooses Nebraska over Michigan State, others

    Four-star wideout Alante Brown signed with Nebraska live on Big Ten Network Wednesday. The Chicago native said before appearing on the live broadcast that his three finalists were Nebraska, Indiana and Maryland.

    Brown committed to Michigan State in June 2018 but later reopened his recruiting in January this year. He brought with him a Michigan State hat to the studio Wednesday, leading some in Spartan nation to become hopeful that a reunion was imminent.

    MICHIGAN COMMITMENTS

    SIGNED — Reece Atteberry, OL, Eaglecrest, Aurora, Colo., 6-5, 280, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Blake Corum, RB, St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, 5-8, 193, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Eamonn Dennis, Athlete, St. John’s, Shrewsbury, Mass., 5-10, 173, 3 stars

    Gaige Garcia, RB, Southern Columbia, Catawissa, Pa., 5-10, 205, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jaylen Harrell, DE, Berkeley Prep, Tampa, Fla., 6-4, 235, 4 stars

    SIGNED — A.J. Henning, WR, Lincoln-Way East, Frankfort, Ill., 5-10, 183, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Matthew Hibner, TE, Lake Braddock, Burke, Va., 6-4, 230, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Nikhai Hill-Green, LB, St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, 6-1, 230, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Kris Jenkins, DE, Our Lady Good Counsel, Olney, Md., 6-4, 239, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Aaron Lewis, DE, Williamstown (N.J.) High., 6-5, 235, 3 stars

    Micah Mazzccua, OL, St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, 6-5, 335, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Braiden McGregor, DE, Port Huron Northern, 6-5, 248, 4 stars

    SIGNED — William Mohan, ATH, Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn, N.Y., 6-1, 195, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jordan Morant, S, Bergen Catholic, Oradell, N.J., 5-11, 212, 4 stars

    SIGNED — RJ Moten, S, Delran (N.J.), 6-0, 200, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Kalel Mullings, LB, Milton (Mass.) Academy, 6-1, 220, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Makari Paige, S, West Bloomfield, 6-3, 182, 4 stars

    Nick Patterson, TE, San Antonio (Texas) Christian , 6-3, 225, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jeffrey Persi, OL, J Serra Catholic, San Juan Capistrano, Calif., 6-7, 265, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Osman Savage, LB, St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, 6-2, 225, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Andre Seldon, CB, Belleville, 5-8, 154, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Cornell Wheeler, LB, West Bloomfield, 6-1, 220, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Roman Wilson, WR, St. Louis, Honolulu, 6-0, 175, 4 stars

    SIGNED — Zak Zinter, OL, Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, Cambridge, Mass., 6-6, 300, 4 stars 

    MICHIGAN STATE COMMITMENTS

    SIGNED — Simeon Barrow Jr., DE, Grovetown (Ga.), 6-2/252, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Cole DeMarzo, S, Hilton Head (S.C.), 6-2/200, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Avery Dunn, DE, Shaker Heights (Ohio), 6-4/216, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Dallas Fincher, OG, East Kentwood, 6-4/274, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Montorie Foster, WR, Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward, 6-2/175, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Angelo Grose, CB, Mansfield (Ohio), 5-10/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Tommy Guajardo, TE, Dearborn, 6-3/230, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Cal Haladay, LB, Catawissa (Pa.) Southern Columbia, 6-0/197, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Devin Hightower , LB, Akron (Ohio) Archbishop Hoban, 6-1/225, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Noah Kim, QB, Chantilly (Va.) Westfield, 6-2/180, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Kyle King, DE, New Palestine (Ind.), 6-4/242, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Terry Lockett, WR, Minnehaha (Minneapolis) Academy, 6-0/165, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Chris Mayfield, DE, Hilliard (Ohio) Bradley, 6-2/250, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jack Olsen, K, Wheaton (Ill.) Warrenville South, 5-11/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jeff Pietrowski, DE, Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward, 6-1/235, 3 stars

    Jordon Simmons, RB, Powder Springs (Ga.) McEachern, 5-10/185, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Darius Snow, S, Carrollton (Texas) Hebron, 6-0/215, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Justin Stevens, OT, Mississauga (Ontario) Clarkson North, 6-6/285, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Ian Stewart, WR, Gibraltar Carlson, 6-3/200, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Ricky White, WR, Marietta (Ga.), 6-1/165, 3 stars

    CENTRAL MICHIGAN COMMITMENTS

    SIGNED — Myles Bailey, RB, North Brunswick (NJ), 6-0/180, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Keegan Smith, OG, Lumen Christi, 6-2.5/308, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Tyler Pape, QB, Western Parma, 6-4/215,  3 stars

    SIGNED — Marion Lukes, RB, Charlestown (Ind.), 5-10/180, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Davis Heinzen, TE, Manitowoc Lincoln (Wisc.), 6-5/245, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Braden Doyle, OG, Bay Port (Wisc.), 6-4/275, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Cade Cote, OLB, Clarkson Football North (Ont.), 6-4/226, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Zahir Swann, WR, Irvington (N.J.), 5-7/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Ronald Novosedliak, OT, North Hills (Penn.), 6-6/235, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Kyle Moretti, ILB, Pomona (Colo.), 6-0/212, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Lawai'a Brown, LB, Saint Louis (Hawaii), 6-0/210, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Alec Ward, WR, Bloomfield Hills, 5-11/175, 2 stars

    SIGNED — Mitchel Collier, TE, Columbus North (Ind.), 6-4/225, 2 stars

    SIGNED — Jonathan Decker, OT, Elkhart Central (Ind.), 6-5/251, 2 stars

    FLIPPED — Travon Walker, WR, Akron East (Ohio), 6-1/180, 3 stars

    EASTERN MICHIGAN COMMITMENTS

    SIGNED — Darrin Smith, RB, Lone Star (Texas), 5-8/183, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Rico Small, WR, South Willoughby (Ohio), 6-0, 170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jason Eaton, OT, Clarksville (Tenn.), 6-6/320, 3 stars

    SIGNED — David Carter, CB, River Rouge, 6-0/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Mickey Rewolinski, OT, Union Grove (Wisc.), 6-6, 260, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Baron May, QB, New Philadelphia (Ohio), 6-1/185, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Myles McNeal, CB, Grand Blanc Community, 5-11/180, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jacob Barrett, WR, Checotah (Okla.), 6-0/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Brycen Huddleston, ILB, Highlands (Ky.), 6-0/210, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Tristen Hines, CB, Milan, 6-0/175, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Xavier Smith, WR, River Rouge, 5-10/160, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Trey Bess, RB, Telfair County (Ga.), 5-8/168, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Kaiden Keefe, WR, Valor Christian (Colo.), 6-2/180, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Dennis Jackson, DT, Hutchinson C.C. (Kan.), 6-0/325, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jere Getzinger, TE, Ogemaw Heights, 6-4/230, 2 stars

    SIGNED — Patrick Ross, DE, Hope College Prep (Ill.), 6-5/245, (not ranked)

    SIGNED — Zach Hartsfield, TE, Bakersfield College (Calif.), 6-3/215, 2 stars

    WESTERN MICHIGAN COMMITMENTS

    SIGNED — Tyler Fletcher, ATH, East Nashville Magnet (Tenn.), 6-3/205, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Ryan Kilburg, DB, Maine South (Ill.), 6-0/185, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Eston Miles, DL, Williamston, 6-2/325, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Giacomo Iraci, DB, Oak Lawn Brother Rice (Ill.), 6-2/175, 3 stars

    SIGNED — James Phillips, TE, Ursuline (Ohio), 6-2/235, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jack Taylor, OT, The Lawrenceville School (N.J.), 6-5/295, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Adam Vandervest, OT, Verona Area (Wisc.), 6-6/265, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Kaevion Mack, WR, Peoria (Ill.), 6-3/170, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Anthony Sambucci, ATH, Lemont (Ill.), 6-1/175, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Jack Salopek, QB, Norwin (Penn.), 6-2/174, 3 stars

    SIGNED — Stiles Moore, DE, Cocke County (Tenn.), 6-3/255, 3 stars

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