The University of Michigan is intensifying its push to secure the nation's most coveted prospects for the class of 2028, a campaign that has already begun to shape the future of its football program.
Cartae Ligon, a four‑star running back who sits at No. 141 in the national rankings, has spoken of a strong connection to the Wolverines and plans to return for a game this fall, a move that signals his intent to keep Michigan high on his list.
Offensive lineman Jace Montgomery, the No. 277 overall prospect in the 2028 class and a standout from Archbishop Moeller, recently praised the coaching staff after a campus visit, highlighting the attention to detail that has become a hallmark of the program.
A Recruiting Renaissance in Ann Arbor
Legacy recruit Asa Burch, ranked No. 125 nationally and the top edge rusher in the Rivals Industry Rankings, has scheduled another visit to Ann Arbor, reinforcing Michigan's position as a prime destination. His father, former Wolverine Alfie Burch, was impressed by the program's meticulous approach.
Multiple top prospects have announced visits to the university, a pattern that reflects a growing confidence in Michigan's recruiting narrative and suggests that the Wolverines may be on the cusp of a historic recruiting class.