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The final National Signing Day window opened once again Wednesday morning and runs through April 1, with Michigan football signing 4-star Ty Haywood.

The 6-foot-5, 285-pounder’s addition is a massive boon for Michigan, which has missed on several offensive line targets in the transfer portal. Haywood becomes the fourth linemen in the 2025 class, joining five-star tackle Andrew Babalola, four-star interior lineman Avery Gach and three-star interior lineman Kaden Strayhorn.

One-time Alabama commit Ty Haywood, a five-star offensive tackle, made his formal commitment to Michigan on Wednesday.

The high school class is better than its No. 40 national ranking might imply, partially because it is smaller in size than others above it.

Michigan football has been recruiting very well as of late, but there's one position that has not quite reached its potential on the field -- wide receiver. The Wolverines did see two receivers get drafted last year in Roman Wilson and Cornelius Johnson,

Michigan’s football program put a bow on its 2025 recruiting class by landing Denton (Texas) Ryan four-star offensive lineman Ty Haywood on Wednesday, the start of the traditional signing period. Here’s what his commitment and signing means for the Wolverines: - The significance of February signing day continues to decline with more prospects choosing to sign during the early window in December,

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