Michigan Football: How Coaching Changes Shake Up Recruiting

Michigan Football is in the middle of a big change. The sudden exit of coach Sherrone Moore has sent shockwaves through the program. Now, the team is working hard to keep their recruiting class strong. The 2026 class is a big focus, but the 2027 class is also important. Some recruits are staying calm. Four-star edge rusher McHale Blade says he chose Michigan for reasons beyond football. He's not worried about the changes. Three-star offensive lineman Tommy Fraumann feels the same way. He sees Michigan as his home. But not everyone is so sure. Three-star edge rusher Tariq Boney is taking time to talk with his family before making any decisions.The 2027 class seems less affected. Four-star edge Rashad Streets is still interested in Michigan. He likes the campus and facilities. He's just waiting to see what happens with the coaching staff. Four-star cornerback Allen Evans is also still interested. He believes Michigan will hire a great coach. Michigan is also looking at younger talent. They recently offered Ndi Etta, the brother of current player Enow Etta. Ndi is excited about the offer, even with the recent changes. He likes that the team is staying together. In other news, four-star safety Gavin Williams included Michigan in his top 10 schools. This is a good sign for Michigan's recruiting efforts.