More good news on the way for Michigan football one day after No. 8 commitment?

Who could it be? The obvious player might be 247Sports four-star DL Alister Vallejo, who is set to make a commitment on Tuesday night. The Liberty Hill (TX) recruit is set to decide between the Wolverines, Notre Dame, and Kansas.

The Composite three-star, has excellent size for an interior lineman entering his senior year of high school. Vallejo stands at 6-foot-3, 310 pound entering his senior year, and the Wolverines would love to get their hands on him in the weight room. He could be a really nice player in the middle for Michigan. He is ranked as the 443rd-best player in the 2026 class, and the No. 48 DL, per the Composite.

Here is 247Sports' scouting report on Vallejo:

Verifiably big with requisite frame to survive and potentially thrive in the trenches at the high-major level. Checks multi-sport box with encouraging shot put data. Excellent production for an interior D-line projection with 18 sacks, 26 hurries, 5 kick blocks across past two seasons (sophomore-junior). Serious forward juice with impressive linear closing speed relative to mass. Shows promising redirecting ability. Moves around with some role flexibility in a primarily odd front. Big/strong enough to back up traffic, athletic enough to penetrate and make plays on the ball. Can get caught flat-footed. Still room to improve balance and body control i.e. eliminating wasted motion upon disengagement and pursuit initiation. Potentially scheme-versatile iDL with dominant high school tape against solid comp. Projects as a quality high-major D-line piece who could develop into an NFL Draft candidate down the road.