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Wolverine TV: Previewing Michigan's second wave of summer official visitors

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Khary Adams (Photo by Chad Simmons)

The Wolverine’s EJ Holland and Ethan McDowell broke down recruits making official visits to Michigan this weekend, including Top 100 Towson (Md.) Loyola Blakefield cornerback Khary Adams.

Watch the full show at the end of this story.

Adams Recruitment

Michigan extended an offer to Adams in January. While U-M was relatively late to the party, the Wolverines have surged in recent months.

Adams made his first visit to Michigan for the annual spring game and is now set to make an official visit this weekend.

Here is what Holland had to say about his recruitment.

“Michigan jumped in late for Adams, but secondary coach LaMar Morgan has done a great job of making up ground quickly,” Holland said. “Schools like Penn State and Notre Dame have been recruiting him longer. However, Morgan has made a strong impression and is capable of winning high profile recruitments — just like he did with Shamari Earls and Jordan Young last cycle. Michigan needs to hit a home run on his visit this weekend. As a prospect, Adams is a five-star level player. He checks a lot of boxes at corner. He has the height, the length and the speed. In fact, he ran a 10.70 100-meter this offseason.”

Adams has already made official visits to Penn State and South Carolina. After seeing Michigan, Adams will make official visits to Notre Dame and Oregon. He is set to make a decision at some point this summer.

At 6-foot-1, 180 pounds, Adams is ranked as the No. 3 cornerback and No. 30 overall prospect nationally, per On3. He is also ranked as the No. 3 overall recruit in the state of Maryland this cycle.

Michigan has seven commits in its 2026 recruiting class — Top 100 Billings (Mont.) West tight end Matt Ludwig, Top 100 Newberry Park (Calif.) High quarterback Brady Smigiel, On300 Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin cornerback Brody Jennings, three-star Cartersville (Ga.) Cass offensive lineman Bear McWhorter, three-star Washington (D.C.) St. John’s EDGE Tariq Boney, three-star Denver (Colo.) Mullen tight end Mason Bonner and three-star Dallas (Texas) Parish Episcopal wide receiver Jaylen Pile.

Michigan entered the day with the No. 17 ranked 2026 recruiting class nationally, per the On3 Industry team recruiting rankings. Michigan is also ranked No. 6 in the Big Ten. USC currently has the top class in the conference.

Michigan also has the No. 10 ranked transfer portal class this cycle, per the On3 transfer portal index.

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