A look at 10 notable recruits set to camp with Michigan on Monday

Michigan is set to host its second on-campus camp of the summer on Monday. Here is a look at 10 notable prospects set to be in attendance.

QB Peter Bourque, Marion (Mass.) Tabor Academy (2027) — Bourque is already establishing himself as one of the best young signal callers on the East Coast. He holds early offers from Kentucky, Maryland, Syracuse and a couple of others. Michigan has done well recruiting in New England in the past and is taking a closer look here.

RB Kentrell Rinehart, Columbus (Ohio) Westland (2025) — Michigan is getting a handful of its top running back targets on campus for official visits this month. However, the Wolverines are continuing to keep their options open and have some interest in Rinehart. The three-star prospect is a bigger back with offers from Iowa, Kentucky, Miami and others.

WR Rico Blassingame, Phoenix (Ariz.) Tolleson Union (2026) — Blassingame is making the long trip to Ann Arbor from out West in hopes of earning a Michigan offer. The Wolverines need more size at wide receiver, and Blassingame has it at 6-foot-3, 185. He has offers in hand from Arizona State, Texas A&M, Washington, Wisconsin and others.

WR Kenyon Alston, Orlando (Fla.) Bishop Moore (2026) — A three-star prospect, Alston resides in Florida but is originally from Michigan. That means an offer from the Wolverines could put Michigan right in play in his recruitment. The 6-foot-2, 172-pounder has offers from Florida State, Mississippi State, Penn State and others.

TE Corbyn Fordham, Jacksonville (Fla.) Bolles (2026) — Michigan extended an offer to Fordham during the spring evaluation period and is making him an early priority on the tight end board for next cycle. The four-star prospect has legitimate interest and is ready to get a closer look at U-M. He has offers from Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Ohio State and others.

TE Jack Janda, Detroit (Mich.) Catholic Central (2026) — Janda has already been on campus once this month and will be back on campus tomorrow to get some more work in with U-M tight ends coach Steve Casula. Michigan is the early favorite for the in-state three-star, and it would be surprising to see him end up in the class next year if the Wolverines push.

TE Zac Fares, Las Vegas (Nev.) Arbor View (2027) — Michigan has an offer out to Fares and is already the early leader on the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine. This will be Fares’ first trip to Michigan, and the Wolverines will look to impress. He also holds offers from Arizona State, Washington, Washington State and a couple of others.

OL Ben Nichols, Davison (Mich.) High (2026) — An On300 in-state prospect, Nichols doesn’t hold an offer from Michigan just yet. However, that could change this week if has a strong camp performance in front of U-M offensive line coach Grant Newsome. A Michigan offer would be big for his recruitment. He has offers from Michigan State, Notre Dame, Penn State and others.

LB Cincere Johnson, Cleveland (Ohio) Glenville (2026) — It wouldn’t be surprising to see Michigan extend an offer to Johnson before he leaves campus. The Top 100 prospect is one of the best linebackers in the country next cycle and already has offers in hand from Kentucky, Notre Dame, Penn State, Wisconsin and others.

DB Noah King, Fairfield (Ohio) Hamilton (2025) — Michigan has been expanding its 2025 secondary board over the last several weeks and could jump in the mix for King if he has a strong camp. The three-star prospect has recently seen his stock rise, picking up P4 offers from Kentucky, Nebraska, Oregon State and West Virginia.

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