The WMU Broncos broke into Metro Detroit and boosted a pair of low-key gridiron studs.
In recent weeks, Western Michigan dipped into the D and snagged a couple sleepers for its Class of 2024 by earning the commitments of Noah Bishop (Detroit Cass Tech 6-5, 225 DE) and Jalen Whitaker (Macomb Dakota 6-0, 180 CB).
Bishop is oozing with upside off the edge. He’s one of the PSL’s true diamond in the ruff ride-or-die prospects. Whitaker has the potential to be a lockdown cover corner at the college level and should have received more love on the recruiting trail.
GLIAC glow up
Kevin Simes (Belleville 5-9, 170 WR) — Committing to Ferris State, Simes is as slick and reliable as they come out of the slot and has been doing damage since he was a fab frosh.
Ryan Ross (Warren De La Salle 6-3, 300 OL) –– Committing to Ferris State, Ross is an equally rugged, quick on his feet and lethally crafty presence at the point of attack and the definition of a leader and all-around baller
Josh Williams (Dearborn Fordson 6-3, 275 DL) — Committing to Grand Valley State, Williams is a workhorse in the trenches and tough as nails.
The offers keep coming
Michigan offered Detroit King freshmen Daryl Flemister (ATH) and Jameer Henry (OL) and Birmingham Detroit Country Day freshman Anthony Cartwright (TE)
East Lansing’s Jace Clarizio (6-0, 180 Jr. RB) was offered by Iowa State
Toledo extended offers to Northville junior WR Colin Charles (6-2, 180) and Dexter sophomore LB Nate Gersh (6-2, 215)
Saline’s Isaiah Harris (6-3, 225 Soph. DE) nailed down Louisville and Bowling Green offers
Harper Woods junior DL Bryant Weatherspoon (6-3, 240) took home a Central Michigan offer