Allen Trieu
Contributing Columnist at Detroit News
Midwest Football Recruiting Analyst at 247Sports
Cover Midwest Football Recruiting for @247Sports. Weekly columns in @DetroitNews. Appear one time a year on @BigTenNetwork.
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21 hours ago |
247sports.com | Allen Trieu
Western Michigan defensive line transfer Mason Nelson is headed to the SEC. Western Michigan defensive line transfer Mason Nelson has committed to Vanderbilt his agent Michael Storm tells us. "I love how gritty they are," Nelson said. "I know I will be pushed everyday to get better and work to get to the NFL."The graduate finished the Broncos' 2024 season with 30 tackles (eight for loss) and two sacks. In 2023, he had 32 tackles (five for loss) and three sacks.
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23 hours ago |
detroitnews.com | Allen Trieu
Michigan has had a good amount of recruiting success in the "DMV" (Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia) region and is back at it in the 2026 class. One of the best prospects in that area this year is Gonzaga College (Washington D.C.) defensive end Carter Meadows, a spring 6-foot-6, 215-pound edge rusher with a basketball background whose length and upside are not far removed from current Wolverine Derrick Moore, who had a similar profile and is from the same part of the country.
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1 day ago |
247sports.com | Allen Trieu
The latest on Kansas State DB transfer Noah King, a former four-star who just visited Miami. VIPKansas State defensive back transfer Noah King visited Miami (Fla.) to start this week. He says he will visit Miami (Ohio) on Sunday, then Houston on Monday and Tuesday, then Colorado next Tuesday and Wednesday. The Cougars and Buffaloes offered on Wednesday. "I had a great time at Miami," King said.
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1 day ago |
247sports.com | Allen Trieu
DL transfer Josh Schell visiting UCF, Tennessee in the worksPopular Division II defensive lineman heads south for visits. Grand Valley State defensive line transfer Josh Schell reports two visits in the coming week. To read this full article and more, subscribe now —SALE: 50% off first yearGet access to this article and all of the in-depth coverage from the 247Sports Network with this special offer. 50% off first yearAlready a subscriber? LoginThis article originates on 247Sports. 247Sports Logo
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2 days ago |
cbssports.com | Allen Trieu
When Derrick Harmon ran a 4.95 time on his second 40-yard-dash attempt Feb. 27 at the 2025 NFL Combine, NFL Network's Rich Eisen let out a "my goodness."Kevin Rogers, who was the coach at Detroit Loyola during Harmon's senior season, had a different reaction. "I thought he would run faster," Rogers said. Harmon agreed. "I was trying to get to a 4.8," he told NFL Network after his run, "but I'll take the 4.95." The 6-foot-4 1/2, 313-pound Harmon also clocked a 1.74-second 10-yard split.
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