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8 priority recruits Michigan football needs to get on campus for the Oklahoma game

Talent will be flocking to Ann Arbor for the Oklahoma showcase.
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With Texas hosting Ohio State in Week 2, it will be imperative for Michigan football to get as many high-profile recruits on campus as possible. Some have already confirmed that they will be in attendance, while others will announce where they intend to visit sooner or later.

Here are eight priority recruits that Michigan football fans need to know who could visit for the Oklahoma game.

8 recruits to bring in for the Oklahoma game

Vince Mosley Jr.-2029 QB

Potentially missing out on Donald Tabron in the 2028 class means Michigan football will be looking elsewhere, and Mosley is already garnering loads of attention as one of the most coveted quarterbacks in the class of 29.

JJ Chevalier-2029 Athlete

This is one that Michigan has to keep home and has been to the Big House before. He seemed pretty thrilled about his offer from the Wolverines on social media, although that was from the previous coach.

Mataio Fano-2028 OT

Spencer Fano's little brother isn't as highly ranked as his big brother, but getting a legacy player like him to learn from Jim Harding is a match that Michigan would love to have, especially given how it worked out for his brother. Spencer eventually chose Utah over Michigan when he came out of high school. Mataio is considered a Michigan lean at the moment, and they should have a great shot at landing his commitment in the future.

Tavite Nasio-2029 OT

Coming over from England to the States, Nasio already has a ton of offers and has been on campus, too. He's 6-foot-5 and still growing.

Luke Hubler-2029-OL

Savion Hiter's former teammate in Virginia. There's no doubt that the two will be in constant contact about teaming up again in Ann Arbor. He was in Ann Arbor in June and is developing a relationship with coach Harding.

Asa Burch-2028 DE

Another Warren Harding recruit out of Ohio, like Prescott Burgess was. His dad played at Michigan in the nineties, and the Wolverines are in a battle to obtain his son's services. Though Burch was overtaken with joy once he landed an Ohio State offer.

Kingston Stroshine-2029 LB

A freshman All-American from Utah who is on pace to be a linebacker that every program in the country will fight for. Stroshine is a gym rat. Baseball is his secondary sport.

Lamarcus Army-2028 DB

One of the many products to come out of Cass Tech in Detroit. He's teammates with Antijuan Wilkes and Donald Tabron. Although getting all three to Michigan is going to be adverse.

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