College coaches throughout the nation are actively seeking both transfer portal targets and high school recruits as
Michigan gets ready to play Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Texas A&M offensive lineman Chase Bisontis is the most
recent prospect to be linked to Michigan through the portal.
Following the departure of head coach Jimbo Fisher, Bisontis chose to use the transfer portal, as did many other
Aggies after finishing his rookie season this year. As a true freshman, Bisontis impressively started at right tackle in
all 12 of Texas A&M’s regular season games.
Given his season-long play, it should come as no surprise that Bisontis is rated firmly in the top-10 on both On3 and
247Sports.
According to Hayes Fawcett of On3, it is also not surprising that he is a sought-after commodity in the portal and
that, as of Saturday, he had gotten in touch with Michigan and 25 other universities. Georgia, LSU, Ohio State, Notre
Dame, and other prestigious universities are among those that have been in touch with Bisontis thus far.
It makes sense Michigan would want some offensive line support going into the 2024 campaign. LaDarius
Henderson, Zak Zinter, and Trevor Keegan are just a few of the starters who will graduate, so the Wolverines could
use some players up front with starting experience. In addition to his starts in the SEC against some of the finest
defenses in the country, Bisontis brings that to the table.
Although Bisontis played just at right tackle in 2023, he was recruited as an interior offensive lineman, so he may
possibly be able to add some versatility. Bisontis has experience in his back pocket.
According to the 247Sports Composite, Bisontis was a four-star prospect and the 46th-best player in the country as a
high school recruit. In addition to becoming the top player in the state, he attended Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey
throughout his high school career.
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