Michigan flips WR Jamar Browder from NC State

Lake Worth (Fla.) Santaluces Community receiver Jamar Browder has flipped his commitment from NC State to Michigan following his weekend visit to Ann Arbor.

Head coach Sherrone Moore and the Wolverines stay hot on the trail adding the 6-foot-4, 205-pound Browder to a class that ranked No. 10 nationally.

Browder visited Ann Arbor twice this fall and becomes commit No. 19 for the Wolverines in the cycle.

“Loved everything about the program and the school,” Browder has said. “There’s South Florida (connections) to it that I was familiar with like (owner) Stephen Ross and the Dolphins. The history of Shoelace (Denard) Robinson etc. Also other South Florida guys having gone to the league.

“The coaches were super down to earth and high energy. I loved the vibe of the players. It was awesome honestly. It was always cool to see that big M logo on TV. Now being able to see it in person and what it means was pretty cool.”

Browder was recruited to Michigan by Ron Bellamy and his having a huge senior season. In the first seven games he has averaged 20 yards per catch, turning 40 receptions into 801 yards and seven touchdowns. He currently has 2,075 yards receiving and 26 scores in his varsity career.

Moore and his staff are in the middle of a hot streak on the trail as Browder adds to a recent run that included five-star offensive tackle Andrew Babalola, On300 cornerback Shamari Earls and On300 defensive lineman Benny Patterson III.

Browder also took a recent visit to Kentucky. He told On3 “everything” stands out about Michigan and other programs are “incomparable.” Now he’s in the fold.