Could Michigan be on the verge of adding a fourth commitment?

Hartman holds offers from a bunch of schools, such as Michigan, Butler, Iowa, Dayton, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech and many others. He's one of the top shooting guards in the class and has rightfully received a ton of attention this summer, and it appears Michigan has put itself in a good spot to potentially land the four-star.

It's early, but Michigan already holds three commitments in its 2026 class. Four-star power forward Quinn Costello, who ranks as the No. 45 overall recruit and No. 8 power forward in the country, is their headliner. But they also hold commitments from three-star small forward Malachai Brown and 7-foot-3 center Marcus Moller from Spain. Their class currently ranks 14th in the country, but adding someone like Hartman to the mix could launch them inside the top-10.

Hartman hasn't set a commitment date yet, but according to a report by 247, his goal is to commit sometime in October. He doesn't have any more visits lined up as of now, but that could change in the near future.

Here's what 247Sports Director of Scouting Adam Finkelstein, who recently spotlighted Hartman, had to say about Hartman's game:

While Hartman is likely to be the best defender against opposing wings at the next level, the combination of his perimeter size, strength, versatile ball skills, and understanding of how to play will make him a valuable and flexible offensive weapon.

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