Michigan landed Indiana wide receiver Donaven McCulley right away when the transfer portal opened which was nice given he's a 6-foot-5 body, but the Wolverines

Michigan’s football program has dipped into the transfer portal to land a new long snapper for 2025. UCLA’s Trent Middleton announced his commitment to the Wolverines on Thursday in a social media post. “Beyond blessed to say I have committed to the University of Michigan,” he wrote accompanied by a graphic of him in a Wolverines uniform.

Michigan has added to its special teams through the transfer portal with the commitment of long-snapper Trent Middleton.

Michigan is bound to bring in another wide receiver from the transfer portal before it's all said and done. After landing Indiana playmaker Donaven McCulley, the Wolverines haven't had the same luck in landing another receiver.

Michigan football already had gotten one transfer portal defensive tackle in former Belleville (Mich.) and Alabama DT Damon Payne. The Wolverines are also targeting another Clemson player in wide receiver Tony Stellato.

Things had been awfully quiet for Morris in terms of the transfer portal, as there were no reported visits or any signs as to his future destination. However, on Saturday, Morris posted that he is committing to fellow Big Ten foe Indiana — the same school the Wolverines got McCulley from.

Special teams can sometimes get lost in the shuffle. You don't think much about that unit unless you have a really good kicker like Dominic Zvada, or someone is

The Troy Trojans earned another commitment from the transfer portal on Friday when Delaware State receiver Kristian Tate committed to the Trojans.  The 6-foot-2-inch, 175-pound receiver is a Seat Pleasant,

The Portal Report released a list of its most active teams in the post-fall transfer portal, and Michigan State was included in the list. The Spartans were joined by Houston, Mississippi State, Georgia Tech, Memphis, UTEP, Arizona, San Diego State and James Madison.