Michigan’s recent recruiting momentum is sending shockwaves across college football and creating new pressure for rival coaches trying to keep pace in the Big Ten.

A Top 100 prospect took an unofficial visit to Michigan over the weekend, and the Wolverines are trying to make a major move in his recruitment. That and more in today’s Recruiting Roundup:

Michigan football's 2027 recruiting class jumps two spots in national rankings after landing five commitments in six days.

Things are going quite well for Michigan's new head coach Kyle Whittingham on the recruiting front. It took some time for the Wolverines' new coaching staff to get adjusted and build relationships, but it's all coming together. Michigan landed back-to-back ...

Tyson Robinson, out of Brandon, Mississippi, chose Michigan football over Alabama, Arizona State, Miami (Florida) and Tennessee on Saturday, May 16.

Big Ten coaches anonymously believe Michigan football has the talent and depth to win the conference this season.

Michigan football continuea to add to its 2027 class with DL Xavier Muhammad, the second four-star addition in as many days.

The Michigan Wolverines took major players from the Utah Utes defense, but Morgan Scalley understands why Kyle Whittingham did it.

The son of perhaps the greatest Michigan football player is set to join the Wolverines family.

Michigan State is the favorite to land an elite in-state recruit, but Michigan football is making a strong push to change that.