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2016 Michigan Football Commitment Performance Recap: Peters Looking Like Mr. Football

A couple 2016 commits' seasons were ended this past weekend while several extended their high school careers with playoff victories, including Enis and Peters both moving on in the Indiana state playoffs.

By GarrettFishaw
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As we welcome November, several Michigan football commitments say hello to the playoffs while a couple say goodbye to their senior seasons. While it's tough for the players who won't put the pads on again until they get to Ann Arbor, multiple commits kept their championship hopes alive with late game heroics, including their future quarterback.

QB Brandon Peters vs Cathedral

The heralded Michigan quarterback recruit continues to put a smile on Jim Harbaugh's face as he put up great numbers and led his team to a 2 OT win over Cathedral, 37-34, to give Avon the 6A Regional Championship:

The Indianapolis Star's Gregg Doyel believes Peters will be taking home more than a couple team awards this year:

  • Final Stats: 19 of 33 for 246 yards and 3 TDs; 1 rushing TD

QB/ATH Victor Viramontes vs Centennial

Viramontes and Norco took on one of the best high school football teams in the country on Thursday night and Centennial played like it. They put the whoopin' on Norco, 67-20, to knock the Cougars to 8-2 on the season. Even though the score was got a little out of hand, the Michigan commit had a pretty good game on the stat sheet, scoring through the air and on the ground.

  • Final Stats: 20 of 38 for 289 yards, 2 TDs and 3 INTs; 14 rushes for 88 yards and 1 TD

ATH Kiante Enis vs Eastbrook

With help from his brother, Boo, Enis led Winchester to a Sectional Championship on Friday night as they knocked off Eastbrook, 44-28. His brother scored two huge touchdowns for the Golden Falcons but it was the Michigan commit that went over the century rushing mark, yet again.

Final Stats: 21 carries for 113 yards and 2 TDs; 1 reception for 18 yards

WR Ahmir Mitchell vs Pleasantville

Mitchell's first quarter touchdown was all Cedar Creek needed to clinch the Cape-Atlantic League National Conference title on Friday night as they coasted to the title, winning 41-6.

TE Sean McKeon vs Algonquin Regional

Before heading to Ann Arbor on Saturday for his official visit, McKeon and Shepherd Hill dropped a heartbreaker to the Tomahawks, 29-28, on Friday night. The loss dropped the Rams to 4-5 on the season.

OT Devery Hamilton vs McDonogh

Hamilton and Gilman had their biggest game of the year as they played their arch rivals, McDonogh, in the 100th meeting between the two schools. And, like most of his season, the Michigan commit helped lead his team to victory, winning 35-28 and wrapping up the MIAA A Title.

OL Ben Bredeson vs Oconomowoc

Bredeson helped Arrowhead rush for more than 300 yards on Friday night and move on in the playoffs with a big win over the Raccoons, 28-21.

OG Michael Onwenu vs Fordson

Like the other offensive line commits, Onwenu helped lead his team, Cass Tech, to a big win on Saturday as they won their sixth straight District title with a comfortable 45-13 win over Fordson.

DL Rashad Weaver vs Piper

Weaver and Cooper City ended their season on Friday night as they lost 34-7 against the Piper Bengals.

CB Sir Patrick Scott vs Loyola Blakefield

Scott and Riverdale Baptist ended their regular season on a sour note as they dropped the season finale, 29-26, to the Dons of Loyola Blakefield.

S/LB Devin Gil and S Josh Metellus vs St Thomas Aquinas

The Michigan commitment duo and Flanagan dropped their regular season finale against powerhouse St Thomas Aquinas, 19-14, ending their season at 8-2. Next week they start the playoffs and take on the same team that beat Rashad Weaver's squad this week, Piper.

Did Not Play

  • RB Kingston Davis - End of Season
  • ATH Chris Evans - End of Season
  • WR Brad Hawkins - Bye
  • OT Erik Swenson - End of Season
  • DE Ron Johnson - Bye
  • LB David Reese - End of Season
  • LB Dytarious Johnson - End of Season
  • CB Antwaine Richardson - Injured

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