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Dominic Nichols of Oakdale High School, MD runs a drill during the Under Armour Next Football Camp Series in Towson, MD on March 27, 2022.
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None of Michigan’s first 21 commitments in its 2024 recruiting class were true edge rushers.
The Wolverines have now picked up two verbal pledges at the position in the past week. Ijamsville (Maryland) Oakdale four-star Dominic Nichols became the latest on Sunday, choosing Michigan over other finalists Wisconsin, Kentucky and Clemson. Here’s what his commitment means for the Wolverines:
- Edge has always been a top priority this cycle for Jim Harbaugh’s program, it has just taken a little bit to create some movement. The dominoes started to fall last week when Brandywine (Maryland) Gwynn Park three-star Devon Baxter became the first to commit. Nichols, who knows Baxter well, jumped on board Sunday, and Michigan still isn’t done adding at the position in the 2024 class.
- The Wolverines also appear to be leading for fellow edge rushers in Deerfield Beach (Fla.) four-star Elias Rudolph and Cheshire (Conn.
) Academy four-star Jacob Smith, the twin brother of current Michigan four-star defensive line commit Jerod Smith. Rudolph is set to choose between Michigan, Miami and Pittsburgh on July 3, while Jacob Smith also is rumored to be nearing a decision. Nichols’ commitment also is important because the Wolverines missed out on a key edge target last Thursday when Olney (Maryland) Good Counsel four-star Darien Mayo, a top-200 prospect, verbally pledged to Clemson.
- Nichols, who is ranked as the No. 433 overall recruit in the 247Sports Composite index, is on the bigger side for an edge prospect at 6-foot-5, 252 pounds. Because of his frame, Michigan’s coaching staff compared him to Aidan Hutchinson and Mike Morris. Obviously, if he can be as productive as either of those two players during their prime, that would be a massive win for Michigan.
- Although Michigan has had some notable misses on the recruiting trail this month, it is still way ahead of where it was last year. When July 2022 rolled around, the Wolverines only had six commits in their 2023 class and only picked up one pledge during the always-important recruiting month of June.
Harbaugh and his staff have 23 commitments in the 2024 class, including six this month with several days remaining.
- Michigan’s 23 verbal pledges is tied with Minnesota for the second-most in the country. By the time fall rolls around, Michigan’s class could be close to being wrapped up. The Wolverines could add another commit on Thursday, when Belleville four-star linebacker Jeremiah Beasley is set to announce his decision. Michigan appears to be the leader there.
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