Michigan Longhorns Sign Robinson, Rouse, Abor and More

The Michigan football program needs to be strong and have the support of former defensive line coach Pat Hoke. Carr and Hoke's relationship has been so strong that the Mott Takeover has become a love fest. Players gushed over Hoke and Carr and their support for one another is essential for the football program. Hoke has made his move to Michigan to meet former players, and Carr's support is also needed. Getting Hoke's support is crucial for the future of the football program at Michigan.

Bijan Robinson

Longhorns fans have been waiting for this moment for many years. After all, Bijan Robinson is a national championship-winning running back and one of the best players at his position in the country. Robinson rushed for 1,127 yards and 11 touchdowns on 195 attempts and also had 26 receptions for 295 yards and four more scores. It's not difficult to understand why a running back would be chosen as the team's starter. Click here for more details about โปรแกรมบอลพรุ่งนี้

Tyler Rouse

Tyler Rouse will commit to the Boston College football program tomorrow, signing a National Letter of Intent. The star running back has been pursuing the Boston College program and another ACC school. Rouse also had interest from Buffalo, Connecticut, and Syracuse. His recruitment process was close to being over, but he still felt compelled to join the Big Red. After all, he was ready to attend prep school for a year before committing to one of the ACC schools.

C.W. Baker running back Tyler Rouse

The 5-foot-8, 205-pound junior from New Rochelle will be the first player from the Bees to participate in the college football program. He is a former All-Central New York Player of the Year and had interest from another ACC school last week, but decided not to pursue the opportunity at the smaller FCS schools. The high school star rushed for 2,977 yards and 45 touchdowns this season for the Bees, leading them to an 8-2 record and a Class AA Section III championship.

Omari Abor

Ohio State has made a big step in landing Omari Abor's commitment. Now, they are in the driver's seat for the remainder of the recruiting process. National Signing Day is Feb. 2, and Abor has made it clear that he will continue taking visits to other schools. But they must work hard to get him to sign in Columbus. Texas schools have gotten on the recruiting scene of late, and it will be interesting to see how Ohio State reacts.

Ohio State defensive line coach Derius Swinton

While the defensive line was the team's weakest link, Swinton has brought a new energy to the program. He has brought defensive lineman Sterling Lucas to campus, and Perry Eliano was added as a safeties coach. Eliano is a part of the FootballScoop Coach of the Year winning tandem in Cincinnati's backfield in 2020. On the offensive side of the ball, Ohio State has hired Matt Ford as the new offensive coordinator. His coaching career includes stops at Franklin and Marshall College, Lehigh, and the University of Miami.