Updated 247 Rankings.

Submitted by FatGuyTouchdown on November 13th, 2018 at 12:04 PM

247 released an updated ranking today. 

https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Football/CompositeRecruitRankings/?InstitutionGroup=HighSchool

Zach Harrison is at 3, Dax Hill is at 7, Karlaftis is at 11, Zach charbonnet moved up to 21 which is one spot out of 5 star range. Interestingly enough, Chris Hinton fell out of the top 247 completely. 

Eric Gray is at 86, Karsen Barnhart and David Ojabo are also ranked in the top 247

Cmknepfl

November 13th, 2018 at 12:10 PM ^

anyone have the actual quote from Karlaftis about Brohm and his commitment to Purdue?  I know it was something to the effect of the only way he would re consider his commitment is if Brohm left.   I would just like to see the quote so I can way over analyze and read into it!  Sounds fun right!?

njvictor

November 13th, 2018 at 12:13 PM ^

Is Hinton's profile glitched? Seems very odd that he would fall from #36 to unranked and no one hearing anything about something major happening to him

Ron Utah

November 13th, 2018 at 12:14 PM ^

Uh...Chris Hinton is #24 in the composite and #36 in the 247 rankings on his profile page, and #50 on the 247 Composite player rankings page.  So, yeah, he's still there.

If Harrison and Karlaftis join the class, we could have six top 100 players.  Crouch is a possibility as well.  Getting one of those three would be delightful, two would be exceptional, and all three would make this class one of the better groups Michigan has ever reeled-in.  It would certainly be our best defensive class ever.

outsidethebox

November 13th, 2018 at 12:48 PM ^

The kid is really good-probably LT good. A couple weeks ago they had a tackle eligible type play where they swung it out to him in the right flat...he takes off-jukes a DB and gains about 20 yards...and this is big-time Georgia HS football. A high school kid that big is not supposed to be able to do that!!! It was an eye-opener...for how athletic he is. Barnhart can do the same thing and Rumler is a friggin beast. I'm telling you (if you don't already know) this is one helluva a class coming in...and they are clearly not done!

I love Charbonnet and Gray both coming this weekend!!!

 

4th and Go For It

November 13th, 2018 at 12:31 PM ^

OSU only has 15 commits so far? Usually I would assume because they're waiting on a bunch of top guys but didn't see their logo next to many of the undecided top guys.

Just a small class for them this year in terms of available slots or what? Seems like we'll move into a top 5-ish class depending on how we finish for guys like Harrison/Crouch/Karlaftis and Penn State will likely end up in the top-10 but not looking like a lights out class for OSU after being Top-5 most years Urban's been there.

AnthonyThomas

November 13th, 2018 at 12:42 PM ^

I realize that Lorenz and Webb have no role in this, so I'm not criticizing them. But it seems like 247 would make sure all of its recruit lists were linked and updated before announcing changes like this?

outsidethebox

November 13th, 2018 at 12:56 PM ^

He's very good but not elite/explosive. Moving inside would indeed seem to be the correct move for him. To me, his tape was never 5***** from the physical side...but my guess is that he is a very cerebral player and he will be a very solid contributor. I know he wants to play defense but OL may finally be his calling. 

Rabbit21

November 13th, 2018 at 1:23 PM ^

Not the best for the feels I admit, but this was just a weird year for it.  Brown was always going to Wisconsin, Barnett/Dobbs just were not going to Michigan no way/no how.  There was never much Bradford/Michigan buzz and Lance Dixon was a miss that may be down to the black cloud that overhung the program from last season through the Notre Dame game.

Basically, this was a weird year for in-state recruiting and I'm not going to freak out unless it becomes a trend and so far in 2020 it doesn't seem to be.

Diagonal Blue

November 13th, 2018 at 1:27 PM ^

IMO Logan Brown and Lance Dixon are the two that really sting because we badly need tackles and right now there is no heir apparent to Hudson at Viper.

The Justin Rogers recruitment next year will be interesting. Going to be a tough pill to swallow if they can't sign him because that would make three 5 star instate OL to go elsewhere in the last two years. 

4th and Go For It

November 13th, 2018 at 2:09 PM ^

none of the recruiting people have mentioned it so doubtful. There's limited room left in this class with 24 commits and 28 being the very high side of how many we could take depending on attrition and firm handshakes and such. The guys you're hearing mentioned a lot - Harrison, Crouch, Karlaftis, DeLoach, and maybe a few others are the only realistics takes at this point and there's no reason to think these guys will flip from their current committed schools. 

this could be one of our top all-time classes by the time it's said and done. can't win every recruiting battle. we continue to move in the right direction.

FatGuyTouchdown

November 13th, 2018 at 8:41 PM ^

Best ever seems pretty lofty. 2017 was a great class, even though its seen a decent amount of attrition. 2013 was a great class even though Brady Hoke squandered all the offensive talent, Dymonte Thomas, Taco Charlton, Jourdan Lewis, Jake Butt, Mo Hurst, Delano Hill, Ben Gedeon, Channing Stribling, Mike McCray and Khalid Hill all ended up in the NFL at some point or another. It's just a shame that class had 6 players in the top 115, and Dymonte Thomas was the only one who you could say was an above average player for Michigan. Shane Morris, Chris Fox, David Dawson, Patrick Kugler and Derrick Green were not.