Numerous gifted talents signed to formally join the Michigan Wolverines next fall on the busiest recruiting day of the

year, which has come and gone.

We’ve got you covered with a tracker right here for a full list of the 27 recruits that signed, which includes four-star

edge Lugard Edokpayi following the Wolverines’ late recruiting drive.

Here are a few of the top tweets from another fantastic #NationalSigningDay for the Wolverines in the meantime.

Michigan Football: On early Signing Day, all 27 committed players sign

The Michigan Wolverines signed all 27 of the recruits in the class of 2024, putting together another outstanding

class. The Wolverines are anticipated to add more names to their 2024 class on national signing day in February,

since there is still time in the early signing period.

Here is a glance at today’s complete signee list.

Five new recruits from Michigan who could have an instant impact

On Wednesday, Michigan signed, sealed, and delivered another great and deep recruiting class that included a

number of players who were highly-touted this cycle.

In the 2024 class, the Wolverines signed nine three-star players and eighteen four-star prospects. Additionally, they

signed players from sixteen states, the majority of whom came from Ohio (four), Michigan (three), North Carolina

(three), Pennsylvania (three), and Maryland (three).

Despite their intention to acquire more players during the second signing period in February, the Maize and Blue

have formally welcomed the bulk of the recruiting class as Wolverines.

Many first-year players have gone on to make an immediate impression under head coach Jim Harbaugh. One such

player is freshman wide receiver Semaj Morgan, who has made an impact on offense and special teams this season.

The Michigan Insider examines five new recruits who might have an instant influence on the team the next year.

Running back Jordan Marshall from Buckeye State, who won Ohio’s Mr. Football award this season, was one of the

major acquisitions of this cycle. This talented tailback was signed by running backs coach Mike Hart, beating out

numerous offers from Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Tennessee. He is physically and mentally prepared to compete

from the start. The other reason is the chance he may have, as the running back room will probably look very

different in the fall once Blake Corum leaves, Donovan Edwards decides whether to stay or go, and C.J. Stokes logs

onto the transfer portal. Hart will probably have to turn on Kalel Mullings, who hasn’t even played the position for

very long, as the only other established commodity.

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