Michigan OL coach Grant Newsome was in the Longhorn State to see the most offered prospect in the state of Texas in four-star 2026 OL Zaden Krempin on Thursday.
Krempin tells me the in-home visit went “great” and that Newsome told Krempin he would be back to see him at the end of the month.
He says the two “talked ball” and caught up on some of Michigan’s current offensive linemen and how they are progressing.
Krempin mentioned how impressive Andrew Babalola has been and that he actually went to a couple of classes with the true freshman during his latest visit to Ann Arbor in mid March.
In all, Krempin has been to Michigan three times and says “he has yet to meet someone he didn’t like.”
Michigan’s culture of “the team, the team, the team” is one of the main reasons he is considering them as a top school.
He takes his OV to Ann Arbor June 20-22, and will also take officials to Texas, SMU and LSU.
Time will tell if the Wolverines can pull him out of his home state, but Krempin has told me the distance doesn’t bother him.
But Newsome and the staff are pushing hard to bring Krempin north.
Krempin tells me the in-home visit went “great” and that Newsome told Krempin he would be back to see him at the end of the month.
He says the two “talked ball” and caught up on some of Michigan’s current offensive linemen and how they are progressing.
Krempin mentioned how impressive Andrew Babalola has been and that he actually went to a couple of classes with the true freshman during his latest visit to Ann Arbor in mid March.
In all, Krempin has been to Michigan three times and says “he has yet to meet someone he didn’t like.”
Michigan’s culture of “the team, the team, the team” is one of the main reasons he is considering them as a top school.
He takes his OV to Ann Arbor June 20-22, and will also take officials to Texas, SMU and LSU.
Time will tell if the Wolverines can pull him out of his home state, but Krempin has told me the distance doesn’t bother him.
But Newsome and the staff are pushing hard to bring Krempin north.
