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June is always a busy time of year for recruiting, with the Michigan Wolverines football team hosting more than a dozen recruits this weekend.
Here are three players that should be of the highest priority for the Wolverines when looking at positional needs and overall talent.
Olesh is among the highest-ranked uncommitted recruits visiting this weekend. On the 247Sports composite, he is ranked 130th overall in his class, fifth among tight ends and third among Pennsylvanians.
Olesh has been a priority for the Wolverines for a while now.
He picked up an offer from Michigan back in March and included Michigan in his top-eight a month later.
In an interview with 247Sports’ Brian Dohn ($) at the time, Olesh spoke on his logic for choosing each team in his top eight, including Michigan.
“(Tight ends) coach (Steve) Casula, when I got to Michigan, he was the first one who greeted me.
He’s a really good coach,” Olesh said. “He greeted my family well.
He showed me how I could fit in. He told me I could be the next Colson Loveland, so that was very nice to hear because he’s going to be a projected first or second round pick.
If I could be just like him at Michigan, that would be great because he’s a really good player.
He’s already got me in contact with Colston and I’ve been asking him questions.”
Speaking of Loveland, the stud Michigan tight end is eligible to be drafted after this season.
While Michigan has tons of young tight ends on the roster, including true freshmen Hogan Hansen and Brady Prieskorn, trying to find a tight end to fill Loveland’s shoes may be difficult.
And in the words of Billy Beane, if you can’t replace Loveland, you can “re-create him in the aggregate.”
Michigan has only landed one tight end in the 2025 class so far in three-star recruit Eli Owens.
The tight end room has been real solid the last few years, and adding a talented player like Olesh raises the position group’s ceiling.
