Michigan Football will hit the field today after camp opened yesterday. With camp opening we learned two Wolverines are no longer on the team.
1. Taylor Tatum who was the former top RB in the country coming out of high school and recent transfer from Oklahoma, has left the team. He was switching positions from RB to DB and even made a couple plays in the end zone during the Spring Game. There was even hope maybe he could return kicks and punts and take advantage of his speed. No reason was given for him leaving and hopefully he will stick in Ann Arbor and play baseball, which was also the intent in moving North.
2. WR CJ Charleston was an emergency transfer from Youngstown State a couple years ago. He barely played and was out the entire 2025 season with an injury. He was on the roster in the Spring but has been in college for 7 years. We assume he was out of eligibility.
Tatum clearly is the biggest loss as he is a talented player but maybe he had enough of getting hit everyday and wants to hit a baseball full time. Or maybe he didn't enjoy the move to defense. Remember James Hudson from Detroit that left for UC because Harbaugh wanted to move him to the offensive line from the defensive line? As soon as he gets to UC, they move him to the offensive line. He was drafted in the 4th round by the Browns and is now with the Patriots. I guess someone owes Harbaugh an apology.
Now a strange story out of Georgia, where Michigan Kicker commit Ryan Jung has been ruled ineligible for the season by the GHSA. Ryan transferred from IMG this season. Expect an appeal. The reason for the suspension was not released.
- Brice Marich from X on Michigan Basketball Practice notes:
- Quinn Costello might have the best shot on the team
- Brandon McCoy can create his own shot
- I can see why Dusty May wanted Marcus Moller. Another 7+ footer with great touch around the rim
- J.P. Estrella will be a rebound machine