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The 2026 Michigan high school football season opens with a neutral‑site showdown between Frankenmuth and Goodrich at Michigan Stadium, featuring key returning players and a live broadcast on the NFHS Network.
From versatile playmakers to dominant linemen, Michigan's 2026 high school football class features a deep roster of committed talent eyeing college breakthroughs.
The rankings highlight the state's most promising talent, from elite receivers to dominant pass rushers, and their college commitments.
The Goodrich Martians, a perennial Division 4 powerhouse, open their 2026 season against Frankenmuth at Michigan Stadium, aiming to reclaim a spot at Ford Field and extend a multi‑year pursuit of a state semifinal berth.
A look at the standout defensive linemen shaping the 2026 season, their statistical dominance, and the college destinations that await them
In a much‑anticipated decision, Anthony Cartwright III, a 6‑5, 235‑pound tight end from Birmingham’s Detroit Country Day, announced his commitment to the University of Oregon on Wednesday, passing over several Power Five programs.
Iowa State Cyclones bolster their 2027 recruiting class with the addition of three prospects, highlighted by quarterback‑turned‑wide‑receiver Blake Moser, a three‑star talent from Washington.
The commitments of Michigan offensive lineman Drew Aagesen and Ohio safety Jordan Crider over the weekend add depth and versatility to Iowa State's 2027 recruiting class.
Drew Aagesen’s Saturday commitment to Iowa State ends a brief flirtation with Michigan State and highlights a shifting recruiting landscape.
Iowa State Cyclones host a series of official visits in May and June to evaluate top prospects for the 2027 recruiting class.
Michigan State University has secured an official visit from in-state defensive lineman Drew Aagesen, a three-star prospect whose recruitment is drawing attention from multiple power programs.
The Spartans’ latest recruiting win features Drew Aagesen, a 6-foot-5, 275-pound defensive lineman whose growing list of suitors includes Pitt, Wisconsin and Virginia.