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Chris Clark And Roquan Smith, Two Top 100 Recruits, Set To Visit Michigan


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Since becoming Michigan’s head coach, Jim Harbaugh has hit the ground running and has been recruiting very hard. Several very highly recruited players will be on campus this weekend.

Chris Clark was once a Michigan commit, but reopened his commitment because of Michigan’s tumultuous season. Clark is a five-star and the #1 rated tight end in the country. He is currently down to either Michigan or UCLA.

Meanwhile, Roquan Smith, an MLB/OLB, is the 62nd overall player in Scout.com’s final rankings for the 2015 class. Smith is said to be deciding between Florida, Michigan, Georgia, UCLA and USC.

Michigan will also be hosting 3-star South Carolina DB commit Damon Arnette, as well as 4-star DE Shelton Johnson.  Current commits Tyree Kinnel and Andrew David will be in town on their officials, as will early enrollees Brian Cole and Alex Malzone.

It will be interesting to see how this all plays out for Harbaugh and co.

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