Michigan football brought in a great haul via the transfer portal for the 2023 football season. According to 247Sports, Michigan has the 24th-ranked transfer portal class. At one time, very early in the calendar, the Wolverines were ranked inside the top five before the flurry of moves happened across the collegiate landscape.
The maize and blue have eight transfers who are eligible to play in 2023. The top-ranked transfer Michigan landed was former Nebraska linebacker, Ernest Hausmann.
While the Wolverines gained a number of players from the portal, they also lost some, and a couple of them were shocking exits. It’s still possible for some players to enter the transfer portal after fall camp, but we are going to show you where the former Wolverines are going to play at in 2023.
Photo: Isaiah Hole
When he entered the portal: Nov. 28
When he committed to Iowa: Dec. 1
Cade McNamara is a big improvement for Iowa from what it had last year at quarterback. McNamara has proven he can win big games after leading the Wolverines to a Big Ten title in 2021 and a win against Ohio State. The key for the Hawkeyes will be how Brian Ferentz improves with the play calling in 2023.
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When he entered the portal: Dec. 5
When he committed to UConn: Dec. 26
The former four-star tight end never was able to crack the rotation at Michigan. The Wolverines brought in AJ Barner from Indiana and with the emergence of Colston Loveland, playing time for Hansen would’ve been sparse. UConn should be a good landing spot for the Massachusetts kid.
Photo: Isaiah Hole
When he entered the portal: Dec. 5
When he committed to Iowa: Dec. 14
Erick All left Michigan after a good 2021 season and an injury-plagued 2022. All goes to another tight end friendly team, and he is familiar with Cade McNamara at the helm.
Photo: Isaiah Hole
When he entered the portal: Dec. 12
When he committed…
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