Newsstand: Michigan coach Dusty May visits five-star prospect
Tweets Of The Day
Michigan head coach Dusty May and an assistant coach were reportedly visiting 2026 five-star Anthony Thompson — the No. 5 overall player in his class — Wednesday. Thompson visited Michigan last weekend, so he’s fresh off his trip.
Here’s the latest on Thompson from Rivals’ Jamie Shaw:
Anthony Thompson, Rivals’ No. 5 overall player in 2026, is scheduled to take six visits. He has already gone to UNC, Ohio State, and Michigan. The 6-foot-7 wing has Indiana (9/12), Texas (9/19), and Kentucky (9/24) remaining.
The school I hear the most about right now is Indiana. One source close to the recruitment told me they are watching this weekend’s visit closely. I am told that the Michigan trip went well and that Ohio State does feel like they have a little momentum. While things have been fluid here, intel suggests this recruitment is heating up. I am told schools are battling, so continue to watch which campuses he sets foot on and if a commitment timeline emerges.
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