Michigan Football Recruiting Has drawn the Interest Of An Exceptional Target

Michigan football recruitment attracts the attention of premier targets.

Michigan football recruitment is missing out on four-star wideout Gatlin Bair, who was anticipated to sign with the Wolverines just months ago. While all evidence point to Oregon winning that battle, Sherrone Moore appears to have Michigan back in the running for Andrew Marsh.

Michigan has been interested in Andrew Marsh for quite some time, even bringing him to Ann Arbor for a pair of visits this summer. Despite Michigan’s efforts, prominent contenders include LSU, Oklahoma, Texas, and USC. The Tigers appear to be leading the pack as the offseason begins.

Andrew Marsh is said to be interested in hiring Sherrone Moore.

With a regime shift in Ann Arbor, Sherrone Moore’s hiring may not be enough to persuade Marsh to commit to Michigan football; nonetheless, it was a move that piqued the four-star wide receiver’s interest and might put the Maize and Blue in a strong position. According to a new On3 Network story, Marsh like Michigan and views Sherrone Moore’s rise as a positive development.

Marsh is in the 2025 recruiting class, with plenty of time until National Signing Day. With Sherrone Moore intending to prioritize recruitment and NIL efforts more than Jim Harbaugh did during his tenure, the Wolverines are not out of the race just yet. Sure, it appears implausible, especially given that Michigan football has the resources to compete with LSU, Texas, and others in the NIL right now; nevertheless, we’ll see what Moore and his staff can achieve here in the coming months. After all, a national championship and multiple NFL Draft picks must be worth something in the eyes of recruits.