Michigan is in need of re-tooling its wide receiver corps ahead of the 2025 football season. The Wolverines are set to bring in three taller wide receivers from the 2025 recruiting class and Michigan has signed former Indiana wide receiver Donaven McCulley from the portal,

Michigan football landed a transfer commitment Saturday from Georgia linebacker Troy Bowles, the son of Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles:

The maize and blue have five commits already (Indiana WR Donavan McCulley, Arkansas DBs TJ and Travis Metcalf, Cal Poly OL Brady Norton, and Alabama DT Damon Payne) but realistically will add 5-10 more targets to the fold.

The Wolverines had already announced four of their transfer portal signees: TJ and Tevis Metcalf, Donaven McCulley, and Brady Norton. Michigan recently announce

Big things were expected for an in-state product that never quite materialized. A four-star offensive lineman for Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech, Raheem Anderson II was expected to be either the center of the future or a productive offensive guard.

Anderson is the second special teams addition for the Wisconsin Badgers this offseason, joining Arkansas long snapper Eli Stein. According to On3, he is rated as a three-star transfer, the No. 1,939 overall player in the portal, and the No. 30 punter on the market.

On Saturday, redshirt junior offensive lineman Raheem Anderson announced his commitment to Western Michigan via social media. The Detroit native is staying in-state and will use the final year of his eligibility with the Broncos.

Ishmail was a linebacker and wide receiver in high school but bulked up to play edge rusher after arriving in Ann Arbor. He was one of several underscouted Ohioans who joined the roster, including 2022 signee Cam Calhoun (who has since transferred to Utah and Alabama ), Jason Hewlett, and DJ Waller (who has since transferred to Kentucky ).

Michigan State football picked up two more transfers in areas of need Sunday in OG Matt Gulbin (Wake Forest) and CB Malcolm Bell (Connecticut).

Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Troy Bowles committed to transfer to the Michigan Wolverines on Saturday. Bowles was a four-star recruit and the No. 6 linebacker in the class of 2023. Bowles is the son of Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles.

Michigan football is raiding the SEC via the transfer portal. The Wolverines got two transfers from Arkansas in TJ and Tevis Metcalf and former Belleville (Mich.) five-star defensive tackle Damon Payne,