Michigan Football Lands QB Carter Smith for 2025 Recruiting Class
Michigan Football Lands QB Carter Smith for 2025 Recruiting Class
The Michigan Wolverines have secured a key addition to their 2025 recruiting class with the commitment of quarterback Carter Smith. The talented signal-caller announced his decision on Thursday, giving head coach Sherrone Moore and his staff a promising prospect for the future.
Smith, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound quarterback from Ohio, chose Michigan over several top programs, including Penn State, Wisconsin, and Michigan State. Known for his strong arm, accuracy, and mobility, Smith has been rising in recruiting rankings and is expected to bring versatility to the Wolverines’ offense.
“I’m beyond excited to announce my commitment to the University of Michigan,” Smith said in a social media post. “From the coaching staff to the tradition, everything about Michigan felt like home. I can’t wait to be a part of this program.”
Smith’s commitment is a significant win for Michigan, which has been focused on building a strong quarterback pipeline. With J.J. McCarthy moving on to the NFL and new names competing for the starting role in the coming seasons, Smith’s addition provides valuable depth and competition for the future.
Michigan’s coaching staff has been particularly impressed with Smith’s football IQ and leadership qualities. His junior season saw him throw for over 3,000 yards with 30 touchdowns while also adding over 500 rushing yards. His ability to extend plays and make quick decisions fits well within Michigan’s evolving offensive scheme.
With Smith on board, Michigan’s 2025 recruiting class continues to take shape as one of the strongest in the Big Ten. Fans will be eager to see how the young quarterback develops as he prepares for his journey to Ann Arbor.
