Michigan Football: Predicting the 2024 recruiting class for the Wolverines

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LB: Mason Curtis (Committed), Zach Ludwig (Committed), Aaron Chiles, Jeremiah Beasley

The staff views Curtis as a possible EDGE player, but he is currently listed as a linebacker. He was a very early commit for Michigan, and I expect him to stick around. He has lots of upside and has been an active recruiter for the Wolverines.

Zach Ludwig is a guy that most fans don’t know much about. He had a very under-the-radar recruitment that ended the second Michigan football offered. He’s a very safe bet to stay with the Wolverines.

Aaron Chiles is an elite player that the Wolverines have had lots of momentum with. While he did not commit while visiting, there is no reason to believe that the Wolverines have lost any of their momentum. I’m still confident that Chiles will end up at Michigan.

Beasley, a long-time MSU lean, now looks like he will end up a Wolverine. The coaching staff really prioritized Beasley, and Kirk Campbell’s connection with his 5-star teammate Bryce Underwood seems to have helped Michigan a ton in this recruitment. Along with Michigan State, well, not having a very good defense.

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