Michigan Wolverines

Newest commit provides tall target

A big, aggressive receiver is how wideout Jaron Dukes (Columbus, Ohio/Marion-Franklin) says the Michigan coaches describe him. The newest commit for the 2013 class brings something to the table the coaching staff has wanted since it was hired at Michigan -- size.

Michigan lands WR Dukes

Not to be outdone by the weekend, Michigan has landed yet another commitment for the 2013 class with wide receiver Jaron Dukes (Columbus, Ohio/Marion-Franklin). Landing the 6-foot-3, 195-pound wideout is a big deal for the Wolverines, as receiver is a major need for this class.

U-M faculty rep Percy Bates stepping down

Percy Bates, who has been Michigan's faculty representative to the NCAA and the Big Ten for the past 22 years, is stepping down. Bates, an education professor at the school who has been a previous chairman of the NCAA Division I management council and was inducted into the minority athletic administrators Hall of Fame, will leave his position on June 30.

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WolverineNation mailbag

Michigan is coming off one of its best weekends in recent memory, with eight football commitments for the Class of 2013, a massive win in men's basketball over Ohio State, and even wins in hockey and softball.

Exit Interview: LB J.B. Fitzgerald

"Exit Interview" is a feature at WolverineNation where we chat with departing seniors from the Michigan football and men's basketball programs about their time in Ann Arbor in a Q&A format.

2013 OL reschedules U-M visit

Offensive lineman John Montelus (Everett, Mass./Everett) was going to try to make it out to Ann Arbor on Wednesday but had to reschedule. "I'm not going because I think the head coach (Brady Hoke) won't be there," he said.