Michigan flips four-star SAF Jordan Young away from Clemson….

Jordan Young switched his Michigan commitment from Clemson. Days before National Signing Day, the four-star SAF flipped after committing to the Tigers earlier month.

Before committing to Clemson, Young made a second trip to Ann Arbor in October. Weeks after the Wolverines began to chip away, the decision was changed.

Young remarked, “It is definitely one of a kind,” on his Michigan experience. “I have never witnessed a college football game with so many spectators. Simply put, it is different. It is a wonderful custom. “I do not see the football program slowing down; it has been a top program for years.”

Late in the process, Michigan made an offer to the four-star SAF from North Carolina, but during official visits throughout the summer, they swiftly closed the distance. Young’s hiring was sparked by the in-season trip to The Big House.

“Coach Moore advised me they had best have them now after they won a national title. They will no longer receive them after this year.

He went on to say, “Coach Moore has done a great job,” “They have not stopped messaging and contacting me. They have done an excellent job of making up for the late offer. With almost 110,000 fans cheering for the side in a rivalry game and fantastic football weather, the visit was fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the coaches, including our meetings. I can easily envision myself in Ann Arbor because of how well they looked after me.

The Michigan fans are interested in seeing how five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood is doing now that he is officially a member of the team and getting ready to begin training with the Wolverines, even though he is unable to participate in the bowl game.

He has impressed his teammates in his brief tenure with the organization, and he is making a concerted effort to gain their respect. The viewpoint that Davis Warren provided to the media on Thursday may be the best available.

You would not be able to tell, though. He is just a guy who wants to improve and get better. Like any freshman, he is aware that he has a lot to learn. He is been excellent, though. His first day with us as a freshmen was really today. Indeed, he shares my desire and that of everyone else in this building to help this club win games. Coach Moore built it that way. He created the classes for recruiting. It will be a lot of fun to having Bryce here, and I am very happy he is here.