Michigan Wolverines Football Community Mourns Her Legend Tom Brady Who Sadly Kicked The Bucket @46 Dusty May traveled to Indianapolis this past weekend for the Nike EYBL circuit’s third session. Following a hectic portal season in Ann Arbor, May was front and center to begin focusing on high school recruiting during the first live evaluation period of the offseason.
May saw class of 2025 combo guard Dorian Jones and his All Ohio-Red squad take on the Nightrydas Elite program from courtside, which was one of the weekend’s major events. Featuring a number of future high-level Division I athletes, May got an opportunity to witness Jones live in person before his planned visit to Ann Arbor on June 4th.
After Michigan was removed from his top ten list in January (which included Rutgers, Alabama, Arkansas, Cincinnati, Houston, Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, and USC), Jones is now giving the Wolverines some thought in light of the coaching change. May still has a chance to sign the adaptable guard as his recruitment is still open. Even though their relationship is still in its infancy, Jones is looking forward to his next trip to Michigan.
Regarding his familiarity with the Wolverines, Jones stated on Monday, “It’s true that Michigan has a pretty good history.” “Over the previous few years, I have followed their games. I actually watched Dusty too when he was coaching at Florida Atlantic, and I enjoy his style of coaching and program management, so I’m sure I’ll be watching him again.
