Michigan Friday: Welcomes 2 More and Counts the Ralphie's

The tidal wave of commitments might have come to a close as two high profile guys committing publicly on Thursday afternoon. 4 star RB from Michigan's Prep School in Baltimore (St. Frances Academy) Blake Corum pulled the trigger first and then 4 star LB Kalel Mullings did the same.

Let's hit Blake first!

Blake plays for Biff Poggi at St. Frances and will join his other 3 teammates in Ann Arbor next season.  Blake is rated a 4 star RB and the #202 player in the country to 24/7's composite.   Rivals and ESPN really like Blake and have him in their top 175, 24/7 has him ranked #454.   He is 5'9 and 180 pounds and can run through tackles and also catch the ball.

Blake's offer list was an impressive one:  Ohio State, USC, Georgia, BC, LSU, Ole Miss, UK, MSU and many more.  Blake did take an official visit to OSU and was thinking about Georgia and USC.

Welcome Blake, we need great running backs!

Michigan has been on LB Kalel Mullings from Boston for a long time.  Don Brown has been very high on him but many thought his heart was with Stanford.  Mullins is the top player in Massachusetts, rated the 9th OLB, and 148th player in the country.

Another strong offer list:  Clemson, Stanford, Wisconsin, Northwestern, ND, Duke, MSU, Ohio State, UNC, Texas, PSU and many more.

Welcome Kalel!

Ok, its been less then a week since recruiting coordinator Matt Dudek posted 10 waving Ralphie's.
Let's list them!

Hello its Matt, we got another one? Did your signal drop?  I can't hear you.  

1. William Mohan, 3 star Viper 
2. Aaron Lewis, 4 Star DE
3. Eamonn Dennis, 3 Star Athlete (RB or Slot)
4. Jeffery Persi, 3 Star OT 
5. Reece Atteberry, 3 Star Offensive Center
6. Jordan Morant, 4 star Safety
7. Gage Garcia, 3 Star RB and Wrestler 
8. AJ Hennig, 4 Star WR 
9. Blake Corum, 4 star RB
10. Kalel Mullings, 4 star OLB 

I would say that is a very successful official visit week prior to the dead period!  Michigan started with the #23 ranked class, they now have the #5 class in the country.   Michigan has 20 commits (depending on how you list Gage) which leaves only 4-6 spots in this class.