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Sights and sounds from Michigan football's Victors Weekend featuring 18 recruits

clayton-sayfieby:Clayton Sayfie•06/19/23•

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(Photo courtesy Jeremiah Beasley / Instagram)

Michigan Wolverines football held its annual ‘Victors Weekend,’ with most of the 2024 recruiting class and some top targets coming to campus for official visits. Here are some social media sights and sounds from the weekend.

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Gifts upon arrival

Most of Michigan’s visitors showed Thursday night or Friday, where they were greeted with all sorts of snacks and goodies in their hotel rooms, a trend across college football. Teams appear to ask the recruits what their favorite treats are and then provide them for the weekend.

That included Springfield (Ohio) High four-star cornerback Aaron Scott, the No. 39 overall player in his class per the On3 Industry Rankings.

Scott was one of five uncommitted prospects to join the 13 pledges in attendance on Victors Weekend, along with Copperas Cove (Texas) High four-star offensive tackle Michael Uini, Belleville (Mich.) High four-star linebacker Jeremiah Beasley, Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day four-star wide receiver Jordan Shipp and Brandywine (Md.) Gwynn Park three-star EDGE Devon Baxter.

Michigan sits in a nice spot with all five uncommitted recruits who were on campus. Coming out of the visit, Baxter has announced that he will make his commitment Monday night (June 19) at 8 p.m. ET. TheWolverine.com’s EJ Holland placed a prediction Sunday for the Wolverines to land Uini. The Maize and Blue are still the leader for Beasley, according to the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine (RPM), ahead of his June 28 announcement. They are also right in the mix for Shipp and Scott, though the latter is predicted to head to Ohio State.https://twitter.com/TheWolverineOn3/status/1670810301283856387?s=20

It wouldn’t be Victors Weekend, either, without a cake designed like The Big House.

Jadyn Davis makes Elite 11, heads to Michigan

Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day four-star Michigan quarterback commit Jadyn Davis — the No. 33 overall player in the nation per the On3 Industry Rankings — was a bit occupied, forcing him to join the group Saturday. Davis was showing out at the Elite 11 Finals, where he finished in the top 11 according to the event’s rankings.

Photo shoot at The Big House

Michigan recruits took individual and group photos at The Big House Saturday. That is similar to what’s taken place on official visits throughout the month (and in the months prior), but this had a different look. All eighteen prospects took part in a group shot sitting on the brick ledge behind the U-M sideline, taking Michigan circles on social media by storm.

From left to right: Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller four-star running back commit Jordan Marshall, Rochester (Mich.) Adams four-star tight end commit Brady Prieskorn, Austin (Texas) Vandegrift four-star offensive line commit Blake Frazier, Davis, Avon (Ohio) High four-star offensive line commit Luke Hamilton, Bellevue (Wash.) High four-star tight end commit Hogan Hansen, Beasley, Lakewood (Ohio), St. Edward three-star offensive line commit Ben Roebuck, Harper Woods (Mich.) High four-star safety commit Jacob Oden, Kansas City (Mo.) Rockhurst four-star offensive line commit Andrew Sprague, Cincinnati St. Xavier three-star defensive line commit Ted Hammond, Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day three-star wide receiver Channing Goodwin, Ponte Vedra Beach (Fla.) High three-star offensive line commit Jake Guarnera, Nashville (Tenn.) Ensworth four-star linebacker commit Mason Curtis, Shipp, Scott, Uini and Baxter.

Here are some more sights from the Michigan photo shoot (click the arrow on the Instagram embeds to scroll through multiple photos).

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