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Michigan Lands Top Recruit's Childhood Dream
3 Aug
Summary
- 2028 LB Ryan Peterson plans a Michigan visit this fall.
- OL Toa Feinga considers Michigan due to familiar coaches.
- DL Tory Clark excited about Michigan's program and history.
Michigan's recruiting efforts are gaining momentum with the 2028 class.
Four-star linebacker Ryan Peterson, a North Carolina native, has scheduled a game day visit for the Wolverines' Week 2 matchup against Oklahoma. Peterson, who holds offers from multiple elite programs, revealed that Michigan was his favorite team growing up, citing former player Jabrill Peppers as an inspiration.
Joining him in receiving significant attention is offensive lineman Toa Feinga from Utah. Feinga, a highly-touted prospect, has known Michigan's coaching staff for years and is particularly attracted to the familiar faces and the program's reputation.
Additionally, three-star defensive lineman Tory Clark from Georgia has developed a strong connection with defensive tackles coach Larry Black. Clark, who has an impressive offer list, is eager to visit Ann Arbor for a game, emphasizing Michigan's rich history and potential for player development.
