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Quentin Burrell, a top WR recruit, had a positive visit to Michigan's spring game, enjoying time with coaches and teammates. Edge rusher Alex Johnson also received an offer after his visit and plans to return for an official visit in June.
2027 four-star wide receiver Quentin Burrell has been a top target of the Wolverines for a long, long time. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound Chicago native has taken a handful of trips to Michigan over the last year or so, including last weekend for the spring game with several of his teammates from Mount Caramel High School. Speaking with The Michigan Insiderâs Brice Marich ($), Burrell recapped his latest visit to Ann Arbor. âIt was really good,â Burrell said. âIt was good to get more time with coaches and staff and other recruits. âIt was good to be there with some of my teammates and to spend time with coaches and other wide receiver recruits, too. I got a feel with what itâs like off field just hanging out with them.â Burrell also mentioned he was happy to see Ron Bellamy back with the program in the recruiting department, and that the two of them got to reconnect over the weekend. Bellamy was Burrellâs original recruiter before the new coaching staff got hired. His Top 4 list includes Michigan, Notre Dame, Arizona State and . Burrell will be at Arizona State this weekend for his official visit, and will head to Notre Dame the weekend of June 12 before wrapping up official visit season at Michigan the weekend of June 19. He has yet to finalize an official to Missouri, and has no timeline for when he wants to make a commitment.
Quentin Burrell described his visit as 'really good,' highlighting the time spent with coaches and other recruits.
Burrell's top 4 schools include Michigan, Notre Dame, Arizona State, and Missouri.
Alex Johnson received an offer from Michigan after his visit and has locked in an official visit for June 19.
Johnson expressed that he was impressed by the coaches' genuine care for recruits and left with a clearer understanding of the program.

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One of the players the Wolverines recently extended an offer to is 2027 edge rusher Alex Johnson. At 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds, Johnson is from Fort Mill, South Carolina and has seen his recruitment take off in recent months after getting a bunch of other Power 4 offers. Johnson visited Ann Arbor over the weekend for the spring game and left with an offer in hand. After that visit, he told TMIâs Marich ($) that he has locked in an official visit to Ann Arbor for the weekend of June 19. He also has official visits set up for NC State, Virginia Tech, Boston College and Vanderbilt. Johnson is also heavily considering SMU, despite not having an official set up just yet. âIt was a great trip,â Johnson said. âI really liked how down to earth the coaches are and you can tell how they care about you as a person before they care about you being a player. âCoach Powell pulled me into his office and I couldnât stop smiling (after getting the offer). My mom was crying from excitement and I immediately called my dad and he almost jumped through the phone. âAfter the visit, it definitely gave me a more clear understanding of how they do things and what they believe in, so I definitely have more interest now, but still donât have a order or list of who Iâm most interested in. What stood out the most (with Michigan) is how nice everybody was and genuine they all are.â As a junior in 2025, Johnson compiled 60 tackles and seven sacks.