Breaking: Former Michigan National Champion Has Found His New Home In The State Of The Wolverines Biggest Rival
Michigan is coming off the best season in program history, going perfect at 15-0 and winning the National Championship. Even though the program was amazing last year, a handful of players still left during the winter and spring transfer portal windows this offseason.
Major Michigan Players Stayed After Jim Harbaugh Left For The NFL
This offseason, Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of Michigan, took his skills to the NFL. Sherrone Moore, the offensive coordinator, will succeed him as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. He will become the head coach of the University of Michigan.
When a head coach departs from a college football program, many of the team’s best players typically transfer as well. But the team’s best players, defensive tackle Mason Graham, tight end Colston Loveland, and cornerback Will Johnson, all remained. On Tuesday, one of the players who had the least impact on the squad from the previous season found a new home after entering the portal.
Eamonn Dennis Is Heading To Ohio
Former Michigan wide receiver Eamonn Dennis entered the transfer portal this spring after spending four seasons with the school, appearing in 29 games where he mostly participated on special teams. He has found his new home and will be heading to play in the state of the Wolverines’s biggest rival, Ohio, not for the Buckeyes but for the Ohio Bobcats.
Your new life is going cost you your old life! 
#OUohyeah pic.twitter.com/TLaCsGcdMm— Eamonn Dennis 
(@E_Dennis5) May 21, 2024
Dennis was ranked as the 36th best athlete coming out of high school in the 2020 class, according to 247sports.com, and will have two years of eligibility.
