In a stunning development, Michigan football has secured a commitment from Bryce Underwood, the nation’s No. 1 overall recruit for the 2025 class. Underwood, a five-star quarterback from Belleville, Michigan, flipped his commitment from LSU to the Wolverines, significantly boosting head coach Sherrone Moore’s inaugural recruiting class. citeturn0search1

 

Underwood’s decision to stay in-state is monumental for Michigan. Standing 6-foot-4 and weighing 210 pounds, he is renowned for his arm talent and athleticism, drawing comparisons to former NFL quarterback Vince Young. His high school career at Belleville High School was illustrious, leading the Tigers to multiple state championships and setting several state records. citeturn0search3

 

This commitment marks the first time Michigan has landed the nation’s top recruit since defensive lineman Rashan Gary in 2016. Underwood joins five-star offensive tackle Andrew Babalola in Michigan’s 2025 class, positioning the Wolverines for a strong future. citeturn0search3

 

Underwood’s flip from LSU to Michigan is a testament to Moore’s recruiting prowess and the program’s appeal. With Underwood’s commitment, Michigan secures a potentially program-defining quarterback, bringing critical stability to the position as Moore’s tenure progresses. citeturn0search1

 

Looking ahead, Michigan is also targeting top talent for the 2026 class. The Wolverines have made a strong impression on Jackson Cantwell, the nation’s No. 1 overall prospect for 2026. Cantwell, a 6-foot-8, 320-pound offensive lineman from Nixa, Missouri, visited Michigan and expressed positive sentiments about the program. His potential commitment would further bolster Michigan’s recruiting success. citeturn0search0

 

Underwood’s commitment signifies a new era for Michigan football, reflecting the program’s resurgence and its ability to attract elite talent under Coach Moore’s leadership.