Brock Harris, the nation’s No. 5 ranked recruit and a four-star tight end, has chosen the Michigan Wolverines over several top programs, including BYU, Georgia, Miami, Oregon, and Utah. Harris, who stands at 6-foot-6, is considered one of the top tight end prospects in the country.
Harris’s decision comes after an impressive visit to Michigan, where he spent time with the coaching staff, including tight ends coach Steve Casula, and got a firsthand look at the program’s facilities and atmosphere. He was particularly impressed with the team’s practice and the way Casula led the tight ends group.
Michigan’s ability to utilize tight ends in their offense was a major draw for Harris, who is looking for a program that will allow him to make plays and contribute to the team’s success. He also praised the team’s coaches, including Casula and head coach Sherrone Moore, for their ability to connect with players and create a positive team culture.
Harris’s commitment is a significant boost to Michigan’s recruiting class, which is shaping up to be one of the best in the country. He joins a talented group of recruits, including four-star offensive lineman Bear McWhorter and four-star running back Javian Osborne, who are all expected to make an impact on the team in the coming years.
Overall, Harris’s decision is a major win for Michigan, and it solidifies the program’s reputation as a top destination for top recruits. With Harris on board, the Wolverines are poised to make a run at a Big Ten championship and potentially even a national title.
