Photographed are current commits QB Shane Morris (left) and DB Jourdan Lewis (right). They are just two members of the current top recruiting class in the country for the Michigan Wolverines. But the real question that's on my mind and pretty much all Michigan fans that really follow recruiting is how does Coach Hoke close this class out. With commit #22 coming in with Channing Stribling this week, many have the opinion that Michigan will only take 2 more recruits for this class.
I say they take 3. Some people don't like the commitment of Stribling, mostly because they were wanting the coaches to hold out for guys such as Kendall Fuller, Leon McQuay, etc., which makes sense, but maybe the coaches know something that we don't. There seems to be a concensus that Fuller has Va. Tech and Clemson as his leaders and Michigan will lose out on him. McQuay, I'm not too sure, but he seems far from making a decision. In my opinion...trust the coaches, they know what they are doing. So I'm going to put out a few names that I think may close the class out.
Introducing Commit #22 to TEAM134. He is Channing Stribling, a DB out of Matthews, North Carolina. He is 6'2" and checks in at 170 pounds. He camped at Michigan this week and the coaches extended an offer. Less than 24 hours later he informed Steve Lorenz of Tremendous that he would be committing to Michigan. I caught up with Channing to see what he had to say.
HokeMM: You came to Michigan to camp and you obviously played very well, Coach Hoke extends an offer and in less than 24 hours you decide to commit...why so quick?
Channing: Well Michigan has a huge family atmosphere. After Coach Hoke extended the offer I did some praying, I prayed with my mom and once she gave me her blessing, I knew it was time. The environment is great, I got to talk to some of the current players and they told me about what being a "Michigan Man" was and all of that and I just loved it.
