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Michigan Recruiting Pipeline

Which colleges are offering and landing Michigan high school players, class by class, and which Michigan high schools produce them.

Players with a NAIA offer
17
20 in the 2026 class
Committed NAIA
0
0 in the 2026 class
Colleges offering
8

The 2027 class is still collecting offers, so a lower count than the 2026 class usually reflects timing, not a drop.

Colleges recruiting Michigan, class of 2027

Michigan players in the 2027 class each college has offered, and how many of them are committed there.

Davenport
NAIAMI
12 offered0 committed
−4 vs 2026
1 offered0 committed
+1 vs 2026
1 offered0 committed
+1 vs 2026
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Michigan high schools producing NAIA offers

Players in the 2027 class at each school with at least one NAIA offer, and how many are committed to a NAIA program.

Dakota
Macomb
2 offered0 committed
+2 vs 2026
East Kentwood
Grand Rapids
2 offered0 committed
+2 vs 2026
Grand Haven
Grand Haven
2 offered0 committed
+2 vs 2026
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How these counts work

Each player counts once per college, even when the same offer was reported by more than one source. A commitment counts as an offer from that college. Committed means the player’s current commitment; decommitted players drop out.

Divisions come from the college itself: FBS is Power 4 plus Group of 5, and D1 is FBS plus FCS. A player’s raw offer total is never used as a D1 count.

The trend compares the same college (or school) with the 2026 class from Michigan. Updated Sep 28, 11:00 PM PDT.