Michigan football 2021 offer board update: April 24

While last week saw the Michigan coaches send out a bunch of new offers to 2021 prospects, this week’s dispersion was much smaller as they focused more on 2022 prospects. The board thinned out some with a handful of players that Michigan wasn’t recruiting very hard committing to other schools. The one exception is Avante Dickerson, who surprisingly committed to Minnesota over the in-state Huskers and Michigan, who was making a late push that will still continue even after his commitment.

Additions

Added Jamier Johnson to the board. The four-star cornerback from Pasadena, California received his offer from Michigan on April 16.

Added Lonnie White to the board. The three-star athlete from Malvern, Pennsylvania received his offer from Michigan on April 21.

Subtractions

Removed Avante Dickerson from the board. The four-star cornerback committed to Minnesota on April 17.

Removed Maximus Gibbs from the board. The three-star offensive tackle committed to USC on April 17.

Removed Jeffrey Davis from the board. The three-star cornerback committed to Penn State on April 17.

Removed Bryce Steele from the board. The three-star linebacker committed to South Carolina on April 18.

Removed Agiye Hall from the board. The four-star wide receiver committed to Alabama on April 18.

Removed Elijah Jeudy from the board. The four-star defensive end committed to Georgia on April 19.

Removed Jantzen Dunn from the board. The four-star athlete committed to Ohio State on April 20.

Removed Bralon Brown from the board. The four-star wide receiver committed to Ole Miss on April 21.

Removed Chauncey Magwood from the board. The three-star wide receiver committed to Kentucky on April 22.

Removed Trevion Stevenson from the board. The three-star linebacker committed to Pitt on April 22.

Removed Beau Stephens from the board. The three-star tackle committed to Iowa on April 23.

Top Lists

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Patrick Hisatake’s top group of schools. The three-star linebacker included Michigan in his list of top 10 schools along with Boise State, Maryland, UCF, Utah, UCLA, Kansas, Cal, Nebraska and Arizona State.

Added “No” to Michigan being in Davion Weatherspoon’s top group of schools. The three-star center narrowed his top group to three schools: Army, Ohio and Liberty.

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Nolan Rucci’s top group of schools. The five-star offensive tackle included Michigan in his list of top nine schools along with Wisconsin, Alabama, LSU, Clemson, Ohio State, Stanford, Penn State and Notre Dame.

Added “No” to Michgian being in Najee Story’s top group of schools. The four-star defensive end narrowed his top group to five schools: Ohio State, Northwestern, Penn State, Minnesota and Tennessee.

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Cristian Dixon’s top group of schools. The four-star wide receiver included Michigan in his list of top eight schools along with Nebraska, USC, Texas A&M, Oregon, Cal, Washington State and LSU.

Added “No” to Michigan being in Owen Prentice’s top group of schools. The four-star guard narrowed his top group to six schools: Cal, Stanford, Arizona State, Washington, USC and UCLA.

Added “No” to Michigan being in Landon Morris’ top group of schools. The three-star wide receiver narrowed his top group to three schools: Syracuse, Iowa State, and Boston College.