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2021 ttun recruiting

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MICHIGAN COMES INTO OHIO
In the 2020 class, Michigan did not sign a single player from the state of Ohio, which has historically been an important recruiting state for the Wolverines.

In the 2021 class, they set out to change that as they have offered 14 players from Ohio, and three-star wide receiver Markus Allen, of Northmont High School in Clayton, became the first of those players to commit to the Wolverines.



Before committing, Allen had interest from all over the country and the Big Ten, including Ohio State, but no offer ever came from the Buckeyes.

In Allen, Michigan is getting a raw player who has loads of potential. He is a great get for Michigan.
 
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osuvictory1 said:
When you are getting destroyed in recruiting, your best hope is to get the talent out the door faster.

If this happens, CFB might as well call it a night.

ESPN: Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh wants NFL draft flexibility for college football players. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/29146934/michigan-coach-jim-harbaugh-wants-college-football-players-flexibility-nfl-draft
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I was thinking about how that would change recruiting strategy. But yeah, that’s a great way to wrap himself in the ‘in interest of the players’ flag when it can also be completely self serving.
 
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