New Development:Get to know Michigan RB Blake Corum | Pick 83
The Rams used their third selection in the 2024 NFL Draft on Michigan running back Blake Corum, who was chosen in the third round, 83rd overall.
Last November marked the third-straight year Corum used money earned from Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities to buy 600 turkeys which were delivered to local families in Michigan.
A two-time Ameche-Dayne Big Ten Running Back of the Year (2022-23) award-winner, Corum was the first winner of it in school history.
Beyond the above recognition, Corum departed Ann Arbor as one of the most decorated running backs in Wolverines history by also setting the program single-season record for rushing touchdowns (27) and total touchdowns (28) as well as points scored (168; also a Big Ten record), all of which were accomplished last season.
He also concluded his career ranked seventh on Michigan’s all-time rushing list (3,737 yards) and as the program’s career record-holder in rushing touchdowns (58), total touchdowns (61), and career points scored (356).
Michigan’s coaching staff have started to travel all over the country this spring during the evaluation period and check on prospects.
Linebackers coach Brian Jean-Mary was recently in the Yellowhammer State and swung through several different high schools. He also handed out a few new offers including one to Gulf Shores (Ala.) 2026 four-star linebacker JaMichael Garrett.
Michigan hockey reached a third straight Frozen Four in 2023-24, and the ensuing offseason has brought expected attrition as some of the program’s NHL-caliber talent departs for professional careers.
Below, we track who is leaving from Michigan hockey, who is staying and who the program is adding through the Transfer Portal