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MSU's first spring game commit is from 3* CB Eddie Pleasant, who chose MSU over PSU, FSU and Tennessee.  Sign of the times that a guy with those offers is a 3*

Obviously not everyone can be 4+, and the stars are not perfect, I think coaches are better evaluators.

Agreed, but it's why I don't mind the helmet bump for offers.  The post-commit bumps are clearly appealing to subscribers, but if Georgia/Bama/Clemson/OSU, etc... offers a kid, I trust that bump, because those schools can be selective.  In 1996, so could FSU, Tennessee and PSU.  Now those offers don't sway the evaluators.

James Durand, an OL from Chandler, AZ is the latest Badger commit. Up to 2 commits now.

Michigan 2023 recruiting class off to a pretty pathetic weak start considering they are just coming off a huge W vs OSU, B1G championship, and playoff run. 

Typically when you have a season like that- you see a major bump in the following years recruiting class. And....nothing. It's main regional rivals on the 'crootin' trail- OSU, ND, & Penn State crushing it. All 3 of them have top 5 ranked classes right now. Michigan? They have 5 commits right now. Only two of them 4*'s- and their highest ranked commit is a top 100 LB'er from FL that is flirting with Georgia and taking an OV there. 

Harbaugh having one foot out the door and nearly leaving Michigan at the altar for the Vikings- until the Vikings left him in the lurch at the last second- pretty much killed this recruiting class, I think. 

If he doesn't sign the states #1 player QB Dante Moore and fill out a top 10 class- what a complete waste of a golden opportunity coming off a top flight season like that. And it's looking like Moore is infatuated with Notre Dame and he's giving Texas A&M a heavy look. Probably going to be a huge dud of a 'crootin' year for Harbaugh. 

To be honest, I'm not that sold on Moore.  IMO, UM should be all in on Lloyd Carr's grandson

Nebraska landed its first commitment directly from a big June official visit weekend as Scottsbluff offensive lineman Brock Knutson is staying home.

Knutson picked up a Nebraska offer in April as the Huskers joined the fray of Midwest programs intrigued by the 6-foot-7, 270-pound offensive lineman. A handful of Power Five programs, including Arizona State, Kansas State and Iowa State all offered.

Knutson is commitment No. 7 for the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the 2023 class and the third in-state offensive lineman as he joins Gunnar Gottula and Sam Sledge.