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Photo Gallery: Recruits take in Michigan Footballâs spring game
TL;DR
Michigan Football's spring game attracted elite recruits, including Top 100 2027 wide receiver targets and a four-star in-state quarterback. The event marks the beginning of the Kyle Whittingham era.
Key points
- Michigan Football's spring game featured elite recruits
- Kyle Whittingham's era begins with this event
- Quentin Burrell is a notable recruit from Mt. Carmel
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The first Michigan spring game of the Kyle Whittingham era Saturday saw a group of elite recruits come to campus. Various targets that visited included a pair of Top 100 2027 wide receiver targets, a four-star in-state quarterback, and an in-state running back.
Four-star 2027 Chicago (Ill.) Mt. Carmel wide receiver Quentin Burrell
Four-star 2027 Harper Woods (Mich.) High wide receiver Dakota Guerrant
Four-star 2027 Chicago (Ill.) Mt. Carmel safety Tavares Harrington
Four-star 2027 Indianapolis (Ind.) Franklin Central edge rusher Jayce Brewer
Q&A
Who are the top recruits visiting Michigan Football's spring game?
The top recruits included a pair of Top 100 2027 wide receiver targets and a four-star in-state quarterback.
What significance does the spring game have for Michigan Football?
The spring game marks the first event of the Kyle Whittingham era, showcasing the program's appeal to elite recruits.
Which high school did Quentin Burrell, a recruit at the spring game, attend?
Quentin Burrell is a four-star wide receiver from Chicago's Mt. Carmel High School.
