Michigan Visit Leaves 4-Star EDGE Revealing Surprising Changes in Recruitment Mindset
Just when you thought the Wolverines might take a breather after snagging a couple of solid commitments, Michigan comes roaring back into recruiting action—this time chasing a real game-changer in four-star EDGE Trenton Henderson. Sure, it’s a dogfight against LSU, USC, Florida, and Auburn, but after Henderson’s recent visit, Michigan’s no longer just in the mix—they’re gaining serious ground. Now, here’s a thought: what makes a visit click? According to Henderson himself, it wasn’t just the facilities or the usual pitch—it was the culture and the steady lineage of defensive talent Michigan has fostered year after year. And with coach Lou Esposito earning props, it’s clear Michigan might have a unique pull. Henderson, ranked 19th in the 2026 class and standing tall (pun intended) at about 6-foot-4, is no small fish—he’s got the speed, the power transition, and possibly the future role that could redefine Michigan’s defensive edge. His official visit set for June 6th could be a pivotal moment, and afterward? Well, we’ll be watching to see where his compass points. Ready to dig deeper on Michigan’s recruiting chess moves and what Henderson might bring to the table? LEARN MORE.After a successful weekend on the recruiting trail that saw the Michigan football team pick up two commitments, the Wolverines are hoping to keep that momentum rolling. Another target that they are hoping to eventually land is four-star EDGE Trenton Henderson. Michigan is battling LSU, USC, Florida and Auburn, and the Wolverines gained some traction after Henderson’s recent visit.
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