Breaking: 5-star quarterback Will Howard (6 ft 4 in 236 lbs) has decommitted from the Ohio State and chosen the Michigan over the Bulldogs and Florida Gators- Welcome to the family…

Will Howard Shocks College Football World, Flips to Michigan

The college football world was sent into a frenzy today as five-star quarterback Will Howard, a towering 6-foot-4, 236-pound gunslinger, announced that he was decommitting from Ohio State and instead choosing to play for the Michigan Wolverines. The highly sought-after recruit had been weighing offers from Georgia and Florida but ultimately decided to don the maize and blue, setting the stage for a dramatic rivalry-fueled career.

The Decision

For months, Howard had been considered a lock for Ohio State. The Buckeyes’ coaching staff had poured everything into securing his commitment, selling him on their quarterback-friendly system and their rich history of sending signal-callers to the NFL. However, as the recruiting process wore on, Michigan emerged as a serious contender.

“The culture, the coaching staff, and the vision they have for me—it just felt like home,” Howard said in a statement. “I have the utmost respect for Ohio State, but at the end of the day, I had to follow my heart, and my heart led me to Michigan.”

Insiders suggest that Michigan’s development of quarterbacks in recent years played a major role in Howard’s decision. Additionally, head coach Sherrone Moore and his staff made it clear that Howard would be the centerpiece of their offense for years to come.

A Rivalry Reignited

Howard’s flip isn’t just a win for Michigan—it’s a direct blow to Ohio State. The Wolverines have dominated “The Game” in recent years, and stealing the Buckeyes’ prized quarterback recruit only adds fuel to the fire.

Ohio State fans took to social media in disbelief, while Michigan fans celebrated the unexpected recruiting coup. Meanwhile, Georgia and Florida, both of whom had hoped to land Howard, are left wondering what could have been.

What’s Next for Michigan?

With Howard on board, Michigan’s future under center looks bright. Analysts expect him to compete for playing time early, potentially stepping in as the face of the program in the coming seasons. His combination of size, arm talent, and mobility makes him an ideal fit for Michigan’s offense, and fans are already dreaming of how he’ll perform in future battles against Ohio State.

For now, Howard is embracing his new home. “I can’t wait to get to work,” he said. “Go Blue!”