Wolverine TV: Breaking down Manuel Beigel’s commitment to Michigan
TheWolverine.com’s EJ Holland discusses Michigan landing a commitment from 2024 defensive lineman Manuel Beigel in a new episode of our recruiting podcast. The Frankfurt, Germany native and Wallingford (Conn.) Choate Rosemary Hall product is currently unranked, according to On3.
Beigel via Twiiter: “I am 100% committed to @UMichFootball. Thank you to everyone who supported me with my dreams coming from Germany to the USA. @CoachMikeElston @CoachJim4UM @BCollierPPI @PPIRecruits @coach_spinnato @CoachPaulAlex”
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Holland: “He gets two years of playing football in the United States. He’s moved over to Connecticut. He’ll actually play at Choate Rosemary Hall which is one of the premier prep schools in the Northeast. That’ll give him time to really develop, get used to playing high school football at a high level. I’m excited to see what Manuel Beigel becomes two years from now. I think he’s going to easily be a 300 pounder. I mean he only has 20 more pounds to go to be a 300 pounder. If he’s able to maintain that quickness and speed, I think you have yourself a steal out of Europe.”
PPI CEO Brandon Collier gives his thoughts on Beigel
Collier: “Manuel has played soccer for most of his life, so he has really good feet. He’s right at about six-foot-five, 280 pounds, so he’s a big kid that can move around. He’s really athletic and ran a 4.9 40 this summer. It’ll be exciting to see what he’s going to become in two years.”
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