Michigan football adds four-star edge rusher Dominic Nichols to 2024 class
The Michigan football recruiting train keeps on rolling, with its latest stop in Ijamsvilile, Maryland.
That's where the Wolverines picked up Dominic Nichols, a four-star class of 2024 defensive end from Oakdale High School, located in the suburb 45 minutes west of Baltimore. He committed on Sunday afternoon with two words on social media.
"All in! #GoBlue," his post read.
All in! #GoBlue @Hayesfawcett3 pic.twitter.com/OTwbtmsGIB
— Dominic Nichols (@DominicNichols0) June 25, 2023
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The 6-foot-5, 245-pound edge rusher is ranked No. 12 among players in Maryland, No. 28 among all edge rushers nationally and No. 433 overall, per 247 Sports' composite rankings. He's also the second commit from Maryland in the past week, joining Gwynn Park's three-star edge Devon Baxter.
Nichols, who took an official visit to Ann Arbor at the beginning of the month, chose the Wolverines over Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Kentucky and Wisconsin, among others.
Michigan now has 23 commits — 14 four-stars and nine three-stars — in its 2024 class, which ranks No. 3 nationally behind Georgia and Ohio State, according to 247 Sports' rankings.
This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan football adds four-star Dominic Nichols to 2024 class
