Hiter, No. 2 RB prospect in '26, chooses Michigan
Briefly

Four-star running back Savion Hiter, ranked No. 24 in the ESPN 300 for 2026 and the cycle's No. 2 running back recruit, committed to Michigan, choosing the Wolverines over Georgia, Ohio State, and Tennessee. Hiter's commitment is significant as he would be the highest-ranked running back signee since the ESPN rankings began in 2006. Michigan's coaching staff, particularly head coach Sherrone Moore and running backs coach Tony Alford, were pivotal in persuading Hiter to choose Michigan, amidst significant recruitment from Tennessee. Hiter is part of a strong incoming class that includes quarterback Brady Smigiel and other top recruits.
Savion Hiter, a 6-foot, 200-pound running back from Virginia, committed to Michigan for the 2026 class, becoming the highest-ranked running back in the program’s history.
Hiter, the No. 2 running back recruit nationally, chose Michigan over strong competitors such as Georgia, Ohio State, and Tennessee during a ceremony at his high school.
Head coach Sherrone Moore and Michigan running backs coach Tony Alford played crucial roles in securing Hiter's commitment against push from Tennessee, which hosted him multiple times.
Hiter is the 13th commitment for Michigan's recruiting class, joining quarterback Brady Smigiel and other key skill position recruits, building an impressive roster for 2026.
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