Michigan Football Gets Positive Message From 4-Star Linebacker Ahead of College Decision

"Where is home??" four-star linebacker prospect Nick Abrams II from McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland wrote on X Sunday evening, including pictures of hats from four top college football programs.

"#RollTide #GoDawgs #GoBlue #ScoDucks," he added with hats of the Alabama Crimson Tide, Georgia Bulldogs, Michigan Wolverines and Oregon Ducks on the table. 

Abrams, a 6-foot-2, 220 pound high school linebacker, has been given a 19.4% probability to attend college in Ann Arbor in 2026, making the Wolverines the early favorite. 

Georgia is next behind the Wolverines at 17 percent with Alabama third at 14.5%. 

The Wolverines have two defensive pledges in the Class of 2026, including EDGE Tariq Boney and cornerback Brody Jennings. 

The 2026 class is headlined by four-star quarterback Brady Smigiel, Jennings, and tight end Matt Ludwig. 

It ranks 36th nationally behind several of the Wolverines' Big Ten arch rivals including Ohio State, USC and Penn State.