Michigan made a strong late push with Robinson—offering in winter and hosting him at the spring game before bringing him back on May 30 for an official visit. The Wolverines currently lead his recruitment with a 22.8% RPM rating, as Robinson fits the archetype of a big-bodied upgraded receiver under Chip Lindsey’s offense and new QB Bryce Underwood . With Texas Tech, Miami, and Stanford also in the mix, retaining momentum from the visit and showing how Robinson can start early is key.
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2. Linebacker Nick Abrams (Owings Mills, MD)
Abrams narrowed his focus to Michigan, Alabama, Georgia, and Oregon. After his second official visit to Ann Arbor, Michigan holds a slight lead—a 19.4% RPM projection . Academically accomplished, Abrams loved Michigan’s Ross School of Business and praised the program’s culture and strong relationships with coaching staff and current players. Still, programs like Georgia and Oregon remain in strong contention.
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3. Safety Donovan Webb (Frisco, TX)
Following momentum built during both spring and official visit timeframes, Webb now sees Michigan out front with a 21.3% RPM chance . While Notre Dame hosts the final official visit on June 20, and Kansas State remains in play, the Wolverines delivered a polished experience last weekend that positions them well heading into Webb’s likely July decision window.
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🧭 Strategy Outlook
Michigan clearly demonstrated terrific execution during these visits:
Robinson saw early field opportunities and a clear path to playing time—critical given the WR need.
Abrams connected deeply with academics and coaching staff, showcasing the off‑field value of Michigan’s program.
Webb felt momentum and culture infusion—despite Notre Dame’s late involvement, Michigan is poised to close strong.
In short, the Wolverines are leveraging top-tier campus experiences, meaningful coaching relationships, and plays for early impact to differentiate themselves across all three targets. That’s helped them lead in RPM metrics for major recruits at WR, LB, and S.
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Next Steps
For Michigan to convert these leads, they’ll need to:
1. Continue relationship-building through consistent communication and visits.
2. Showcase clear depth charts that allow these recruits to envision themselves contributing early.
3. (Once applicable) Highlight NIL and academic support structures linked to each athlete’s profile.
But for now, after two strong official visit weekends, Michigan holds the lead across an impressive set of targets.