Five-star WR Tristen tests, more visiting Michigan football this weekend

Another series of highly regarded prospects this weekend Ann Arbor is bound to see the Michigan Wolverines go through the spring practices.

Here is the expected visitor list with offered prospects in the 2026 class for this weekend.

Five -star WR The trisen keys

All eyes will be focused on the number 5 player this weekend and the best wide receiver in the class, because Keys will be in Ann Arbor for the first time. Although he dedicated himself to LSU a few weeks ago, he is clearly still interested in the Wolverines to make Mississippi's journey. I don't expect much here, but take a good look at how this trip is going.

Four -star WR Nalin Scott

Scott is another prospect of the South Powder Springs, Georgia, to be specific to visit Michigan this weekend. But unlike keys, this is not Scott's first trip to Michigan, as he visited for the USC game last fall. The Top-300 General Prospect has only prepared one official visit to date, and that is to Arizona State.

Four -star Brayden Fogle

Fogle was offered by De Wolverines last year and he made up for a match day visit last fall for the Texas game, making this a visit visit. The inhabitant of Mansfield, Ohio has locked up official visits to Georgia and Auburn, so maybe Michigan can also get on the schedule with a successful weekend trip.

Three-star Luke Sorensen

Sorenson, from Anaheim, California, seems to be a pretty underestimated, tight final perspective as the overall player in the country no. 733. He has a number of really good offers, including Miami, Texas A & M, UCLA, Penn State, Texas, Alaburn, Wassconsin and Meer…

Four -star ol Gregory Patrick

One of the top players in the state of Michigan in this class will be Patrick in Ann Arbor on Saturday after making a trip to Notre Dame on Friday. He has a last four list of those two schools, as well as the state of Michigan and Penn State. Michigan gets him back for his official visit during the weekend of 20 June.

Four -star ol Leo Delaney

Michigans Offensive Line Board is loaded in this class and Delaney is probably close to the top. The top 150 overall player from North Carolina, he is a former teammate of Jadyn Davis, the 6-foot-6, 280 ponder is a versatile man who can play on both the inside and the outside. He has set up official visits for Tennessee, Michigan and Clemson, and he recently received a crystal ball to commit to Tennessee.

Four -star Julian Walker

Walker was offered by Michigan in February and he pays the favor with a spring visit this weekend. The Rang 6-Foot-6, 230-Ponder from South Carolina has other offers from USC, Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina, Syracuse, Wake Bos And more.

Three -star Tariq Boney

By far the lowest player visiting this weekend, Boney plays the same school at St. Johns as Quten Johnson in Washington DC. And despite that low ranking (no. 916 in general on the composite), Boney has a number of really good offers from Auburn, Georgia, Penn State, Texas A & M, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Washington and more.

Four -star dl Jamarion Carlton

Carlton will make his first trip to Michigan this weekend. Although he is mentioned as a defensive lineman, The insiders of Michigan Steve Lorenz Recently mentioned that Michigan is recruiting him to be a rusher. The resident of Texas has three Crystal Ball predictions to land with the Texas Longhorns.

Four -star Kaiden Hall

The no. 12 safety in the class and a top 15-general prospect, Hall will be in Ann Arbor for the first time this weekend. He already has a charged official visitor's vision with Penn State, Florida, Florida State, Alabama and Oklahoma, so Michigan has some work to do here.

Four -star Jordan -Dek

Lamar Morgan has the Wolverines in a good place for a ton of defending backs in this cycle, and the deck is only one of them. The 6-foot-1.5, 190-Ponder from Frisco, Texas already has the frame to play at university level. He has planned official visits for Michigan, UCLA, Penn State, Ole Miss and Baylor.

Four -star ATH Paris Melvin Jr.

A player who has not been discussed much about Michigan, Melvin is an interesting prospect of 5-foot-11 and 170 pounds. He plays both a broad recipient and defending back in high school, so it is unclear where he is expected to play at the next level. The Wolverines made its top 10 list earlier this year, so maybe this visit will inform us a little more where they are on that list.