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Where Michigan Football's '24 Class Ranks According To Different Recruiting Services

Michigan is ranked a little different in each one, but the Wolverines still have one of the best classes!
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Where Michigan Football's '24 Class Ranks According To Different Recruiting Services
Where Michigan Football's '24 Class Ranks According To Different Recruiting Services

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Michigan football is sitting at 25 commitments in the 2024 recruiting class and the Wolverines just added that 25th one on Monday evening. Deerbeach (Florida) Edge rusher, Elias Rudolph, made it official when he announced he would be attending Ann Arbor next fall. Most people believed he would be coming to play with the Wolverines, but you never truly know until they announce it. 

We are going to show you just where that 25-member class is ranked in all four of the different recruiting services: 247Sports, On3, Rivals, and ESPN.

247Sports:

4th-ranked class

Michigan is behind Georgia, Ohio State, and Florida according to 247Sports.

Top five commitments by 247Sports:

1. Quarterback Jadyn Davis: 4-star, 54th-ranked recruit

2. Tight end Brady Prieskorn: 4-star, 69th-ranked recruit

3. Running back Jordan Marshall: 4-star, 86th-ranked recruit

4. Offensive tackle Andrew Sprague: 4-star, 148th-ranked recruit

5. Offensive tackle Blake Frazier: 4-star, 173rd-ranked recruit

On3:

6th-ranked class

Michigan is behind Georgia, Ohio State, Florida, Alabama, and USC according to On3.

Top five commitments by On3:

1. Running back Jordan Marshall: 4-star, 76th-ranked recruit

2. Tight end Brady Prieskorn: 4-star, 93rd-ranked recruit

3. Quarterback Jadyn Davis: 4-star, 115th-ranked recruit

4. Offensive tackle Andrew Sprague: 4-star, 118th-ranked recruit

5. Linebacker Mason Curtis: 4-star, 134th-ranked recruit

Rivals:

3rd-ranked class

Michigan is behind Georgia and Ohio State according to Rivals.

Top five commitments by Rivals:

1. Quarterback Jadyn Davis: 5-star, 20th-ranked recruit

2. Running back Jordan Marshall: 4-star, 45th-ranked recruit

3. Tight end Brady Prieskorn: 4-star, 88th-ranked recruit

4. Offensive tackle Blake Frazier: 4-star, 75th-ranked recruit

5. Wide receiver I'Marion Stewart: 4-star, 156th-ranked recruit

ESPN:

4th-ranked class

Michigan is behind Georgia, Florida, and Ohio State according to ESPN.

Top five commitments by ESPN:

1. Tight end Brady Prieskorn: 4-star, 83rd-ranked recruit

2. Linebacker Jaden Smith: 4-star, 102nd-ranked recruit

3. Quarterback Jadyn Davis: 4-star, 114th-ranked recruit

4. Running back Jordan Marshall: 4-star, 148th-ranked recruit

5. Defensive tackle Jerod Smith: 4-star, 153rd-ranked recruit

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Trent Knoop
TRENT KNOOP

Trent began writing and covering Michigan athletics back in 2020. He became a credentialed member of the media in 2021. Trent began writing with Sports Illustrated in 2023 and became the Managing Editor for Michigan Wolverines On SI during the 2025 football season. Trent also serves as the Publisher of Baylor Bears on SI. His other bylines have appeared on Maryland on SI, Wisconsin on SI, and across the USA TODAY Sports network. Trent’s love of sports and being able to tell stories to fans is what made him get into writing.

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