2027 edge recruit says Michigan Football is ‘one of my top teams’

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2027 Spanish Fork (Utah) Maple Mountain edge rusher Uhila Wolfgramm recently told Rivals he will be only taking five official visits before announcing a commitment. One of which will be to Michigan, as the Wolverines work to lock in a return date after the junior visited in April.

“It was great, loved it,” Wolfgramm told Maize n Brew. “Coach Powell is like an uncle to me, so it was a great time. I knew the coaches from here in Utah when they recruited me at Utah and BYU, so it felt like home. Great academics and community.”

The trip occurred not too long after Wolfgramm was offered by defensive ends coach Lewis Powell at the end of March. Wolfgramm made the cross-country trek alongside fellow 2027 edge rusher target Jag Ioane.

Along with Powell, head coach Kyle Whittingham is also actively involved in prioritizing Wolfgramm.

“It’s great, even talking with the players and how much it’s changed for the better at Michigan, you can feel it,” Wolfgramm said. “He’s had a great career at Utah and will take that to Michigan.”

So far, there are three schools Wolfgramm has set an official visit to before the start of the summer dead period. He’ll be at UCLA (May 15), Oklahoma (June 12) and BYU (June 19), while others like Utah, North Carolina and Arizona State are also in the running.

The next step is to schedule another visit to Michigan, with the program eyeing another Utah native to commit to the 2027 class. Currently, two pledges this cycle are West Region prospects, including four-star quarterback Kamden Lopati.

“Michigan is currently one of my top teams,” Wolfgramm said. “I’ll be returning for an official visit but need to find the date that will work best, but will take an OV for sure.”