Wolverine TV: Breaking down Michigan's five highest ranked remaining targets
Michigan already has 24 commits in its 2024 recruiting class, but the Wolverines are still in on multiple Top 100 prospects.
The Wolverine’s EJ Holland breaks down the five highest ranked targets left on the board using the On3 Industry Recruiting Rankings.
Watch or listen below.
The highest rated recruit of the bunch is five-star Chicago (Ill.) St. Ignatius defensive lineman Justin Scott, who made his official visit earlier this month.
Here is what Holland had to say about his recruitment.
“Michigan was thought of as the third or fourth team in this race going into official visit season,” Holland said. “But Michigan did a fantastic job on his recent OV. The Wolverines built a lot of momentum. After that visit, I wrote that if it came down to the Midwest schools, Michigan would have that momentum. And it’s looking like the preference is for Scott to stay in the Midwest.”
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Along with Michigan, Scott is strongly considering Georgia, Miami, Notre Dame and Ohio State.
At 6-foot-5, 310 pounds, Scott i ranked as the No. 2 defensive lineman and No. 9 overall prospect nationally, per the On3 Industry Rankings.
Michigan now has 24 commits in its 2024 recruiting class — Top 100 Rochester (Mich.) Adams tight end Brady Prieskorn, Top 100 Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day quarterback Jadyn Davis, Top 100 Cincinnati (Ohio) Moeller running back Jordan Marshall, On300 Harper Woods (Mich.) High defensive back Jacob Oden, On300 Nashville (Tenn.) Ensworth linebacker Mason Curtis, On300 Bellevue (Wash.) High tight end Hogan Hansen, On300 Kansas City (Mo.) Rockhurst offensive lineman Andrew Sprague, On300 Austin (Texas) Vandegrift offensive lineman Blake Frazier, On300 Belleville (Mich.) High linebacker Jeremiah Beasley, four-star Avon (Ohio) High offensive lineman Luke Hamilton, four-star Cheshire (Conn.) Academy defensive lineman Jerod Smith, four-star Brandywine (Md.) Gwynn Park EDGE Devon Baxter, four-star Ijamsville (Md.) Oakdale EDGE Dominic Nichols, three-star Cincinnati (Ohio) St. Xavier defensive lineman Ted Hammond, three-star Wallingford (Conn.) Choate Rosemary Hall defensive lineman Manuel Beigel, three-star Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day wide receiver Channing Goodwin, three-star Pittsburgh (Pa.) Central Catholic linebacker Cole Sullivan, three-star Charlotte (N.C.) West Charlotte linebacker Jaden Smith, three-star Chicago (Ill.) Kenwood wide receiver I’Marion Stewart, three-star Princeton (N.J.) Hun School defensive lineman Owen Wafle, three-star Las Vegas (Nev.) Bishop Gorman running back Micah Ka’apana, three-star Ponte Vedra (Fla.) High offensive lineman Jake Guarnera, three-star Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward offensive lineman Ben Roebuck and three-star South Park (Pa.) High linebacker Zach Ludwig.
The class entered the day ranked No. 7 nationally in the On3 Industry Ranking and No. 2 in the Big Ten behind Ohio State.
