Michigan football 2021 offer board update: June 5

Last week was the first time in which the staff made no new offers to 2021 prospects. That happened again this week, but I did get to add somebody to the board who was missed when he was first offered, as you’ll see below. Otherwise, a handful of guys Michigan wasn’t recruiting much committed elsewhere, while a few top targets put out top lists that included Michigan, with one exception.

Additions

Added Tomas Rimac to the board. The three-star offensive tackle from Brunswick, Ohio has had an offer from Michigan for at least a month now, but doesn’t use social media that often so it wasn’t posted on his Twitter. After conducting an interview with Rimac, 247Sports’ Midwest expert Allen Trieu mentioned Rimac received his offer from Michigan missing out on David Davidkov, so this was around late April or early May.

Subtractions

Removed Reuben Fatheree from the board. The four-star offensive tackle committed to Texas A&M on June 1.

Removed Terrance Butler from the board. The three-star defensive end committed to Maryland on June 1.

Removed Darryl Peterson from the board. The three-star defensive end committed to Wisconsin on June 1.

Removed Micah Crowell from the board. The four-star wide receiver committed to NC State on June 2.

Top Lists

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Erin Outley’s top group of schools. The three-star tight end included Michigan in his list of top 10 schools along with Arkansas, Florida State, Oregon, LSU, Penn State, Texas A&M, Michigan State, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech.

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Omarion Cooper’s top group of schools. The four-star cornerback included Michigan in his list of top six schools, along with Texas, Louisville, South Carolina, Florida State and Penn State.

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in Xavier Worthy’s top group of schools. The four-star wide receiver included Michigan in his list of top six schools, along with Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Oregon and Alabama.

Added “Yes” to Michigan being in William Reed’s top group of schools. The three-star offensive tackle included Michigan in his list of top 10 schools, along with Princeton, Cal, Michigan State, Colorado, Yale, Utah, Duke, Virginia Tech and Kansas.

Added “No” to Michigan being in Donovan McMillon’s top group of schools. The three-star safety narrowed his top list of schools down to five: Florida, Oregon, Virginia Tech, Texas A&M and Oklahoma.