Michigan lands commitment from Top 100 WR Andrew Marsh
Michigan has scored a massive win on the recruiting trail.
Top 100 Katy (Texas) Jordan wide receiver Andrew Marsh committed to U-M over fellow finalists Colorado, Texas, USC and Washington on Tuesday night.
“The people, the history, the reputation and the ability to get to the next level are reasons why Michigan has always been up there,” Marsh said.
Marsh’s decision came after three visits this summer. Marsh was on campus in early June and returned for his official visit for Victors Weekend just a couple of weeks later.
It was there where Michigan emerged as the team to beat in his recruitment.
“It was good,” Marsh said. “It’s always a good time up in Ann Arbor. It was good to see everyone. I felt like a priority and like someone they really want up there.”
Marsh was in Ann Arbor once again late last month for the annual BBQ at The Big House. That visit only reinforced his thoughts on Michigan.
“What really made it different from some of the other visits was the freedom,” Marsh said. “I’ve been up there a ton, obviously, so they gave me the freedom to get done what I needed to get done. I saw everything else I needed to see. We got to go float down the river, which was cool. Other than that, we chilled at The Big House, spent some time at the BBQ and looked at some real estate.”
At 6-foot, 175 pounds, Marsh is ranked as the No. 12 wide receiver and No. 87 overall prospect nationally, per the On3 Industry Rankings.
Michigan now has 17 commits in its 2025 recruiting class — Marsh, Top 100 Center Valley (Pa.) Southern Lehigh tight end Andrew Olesh, Top 100 Winter Garden (Fla.) West Orange safety Ivan Taylor, Top 100 Washington (D.C.) Gonzaga defensive back Kainoa Winston, Top 100 Oak Park (Ill.) Fenwick defensive lineman Nate Marshall, On300 Fort Myers (Fla.) Bishop Verot quarterback Carter Smith, On300 Alpharetta (Ga.) High EDGE Julius Holly, On300 Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy running back Donovan Johnson, On300 Kilgore (Texas) High cornerback Jayden Sanders, four-star New Orleans (La.) Archbishop Shaw wide receiver Jacob Washington, four-star Palatine (Ill.) High EDGE Jaylen Williams, four-star Birmingham (Mich.) Groves offensive lineman Avery Gach, four-star Howell (Mich.) High defensive lineman Bobby Kanka, three-star New Orleans (La.) Archbishop Shaw running back Jasper Parker, three-star Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy offensive lineman Kaden Strayhorn, three-star Stockbridge (Ga.) High linebacker Chase Taylor and three-star Alcoa (Tenn.) High tight end Eli Owens.
The class entered the day ranked No. 14 nationally and No. 3 in the Big Ten, per the On3 Industry national team recruiting rankings. The Wolverines currently sit behind Ohio State and Oregon.
