The ESPNU 150 was updated today and the Michigan Wolverines have a dominating presence on the list. Shane Morris and his fellow Michigan commits total out to include 11 members of the Top 150. That is the most for any school by wide margin.
11 – Michigan
7 – Texas
7 – Florida
6 – Alabama
6 – Georgia
Morris, though vastly underrated on this list, is Michigan’s highest ranked recruit on the list, checking in at #37. I’ll go out on a pretty big limb here and say he finishes much higher when the final rankings come out. The next future Wolverine on the list is cornerback Gareon Conley (Massillon, Ohio) at #62.
L-R: Logan Tuley-Tillman, Shane Morris, Brady Hoke and Patrick Kugler
Here is the complete list of Michigan commits on the ESPNU 150
37. Shane Morris: QB – Warren, Michigan
62. Gareon Conley: CB- Massillon, Ohio
75. Mike McCray: LB – Trotwood, Ohio
92. David Dawson: OG – Detroit, Michigan
97. Logan Tuley-Tillman: OT – Peoria, Illinois
98. Dymonte Thomas: S – Alliance, Ohio
105. Chris
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