Top Uncommitted Prospects for Michigan (7/4/2018)

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1. DE Zach Harrison - Is one of the top players in the country overall and the top DE on Michigan's board. Is actually one of the fastest players in the entire recruiting cycle, having been clocked running the forty in 4.47 seconds, and at 6'5"/240lbs it is easy to see why coaches all over the country are chomping at the bit to bring him in the fold.
2. WR Kyle Ford - Looked like the best player at The Opening this summer and could instantly compete for playing time at almost any program in the country. Getting him to sign at Michigan would really make things very interesting at receiver.
3. S Lewis Cine - Daxton Hill also appears to still be in play for Michigan, but my money is on Cine to eventually sign with the program. He has been high on the Wolverines and they are high on him to play either safety or the "Viper" position.
4. OT Trevor Keegan - The program needs a major influx of talent at the O-line. It is already getting it with five players currently committed to the position in this cycle. Keegan would complete the haul for Harbaugh and company and make it one of the best group of line recruits in the country.
5. WR Cornellius Johnson - Michigan needs some prospective players for the future at receiver. Johnson is a rising prospect that would fill that need for the Wolverines. Getting him and Ford and would be insane.
6. RB/SB Giles Jackson - Doesn't have a true position heading into college but has the speed that coaches love. Might be a future star at the slot but could also be a dangerous third-down back.

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