Michigan football has already secured a commitment from a player who was originally pledged to Clemson, and the Wolverines are said to be attempting to do it again. In the 2025 recruiting cycle, Michigan secured four-star cornerback Jordan Young just days ahead of Early Signing Day.
After one cycle, Michigan is pursuing four-star cornerback Shavar Young. On3’s EJ Holland and Ethan McDowell observed Young and various other Michigan prospects at the Seven’s event, a 7-on-7 competition. Young informed McDowell that LaMar Morgan is advocating for him to visit the campus shortly.
The Webb School of Knoxville (TN) product is classified as a four-star recruit and is ranked as the 246th-best player in the ’26 cycle, according to the Composite. 247Sports categorizes Young as an athlete since the 5-11 player is capable of playing both offense and defense—he is anticipated to play on defense in college.
Defensive coordinator Wink Martindale is also said to be working to bring Young to campus. The Wolverines are staying alert in persuading the Tigers’ commit to arrive in Ann Arbor, with Morgan and Martindale involved. If Michigan manages to bring him to campus, the Wolverines could become a notable contender in his recruitment.
Michigan presently boasts one defensive back committed in the ’26 class, which is four-star Brody Jennings.
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