What a day to be a Michigan football fan! National Signing Day has been a major success for Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines. According to Scout.com, Michigan currently has 29 commits and the No. 6-ranked class in the nation. The Wolverines’ class features two five-star prospects and 13 four-star standouts. That includes defensive tackle Rashan Gary, who is the No. 1-ranked player in the nation. “He gets off the ball extremely quickly,” said Scout.com Midwest Recruiting Manager Allen Trieu. “Rashan has defensive tackle size, but is athletic enough to play a little bit off it. Tremendous get for (Michigan) and

Welcome to Ann Arbor, Rashan Gary! The nation’s No. 1-ranked recruit in the 2016 class gave his commitment to Jim Harbaugh and the Wolverines today. With Gary on board, Michigan now has what is widely considered one of the top ranked classes in the nation. So, who exactly is Rashan Gary? Why is he the top ranked player in the nation, and what current or former prospects does he remind people of? Here is a look at Rashan Gary’s profile. Rashan Gary Measurables: 6-4, 287 pounds Hometown: Paramus, N.J. School: Paramus Catholic High School Position: Defensive Tackle Rashan Gary, the

Turns out, the sleepover worked. [ MORE: Watch Ric Flair fire up the ‘Signing of the Stars’ crowd ] Quinn Nordin, the nation’s No. 1 kicker, committed to Michigan on National Signing Day on Wednesday. Nordin, a previous Penn State verbal commit, hosted a now-famous sleepover with Harbaugh last month. The sleepover was Harbaugh’s idea. He went over to Nordin’s house at 12:01 a.m., the minute after the recruiting window opened. Clearly, it worked. As a result, don’t be surprised if more coaches try the tactic in coming years. ***

Lavert Hill will be joining his older brother in Ann Arbor, Michigan. [ MORE: BTN2Go: Watch our eight-hour #SigningDayOnBTN special ] The four-star cornerback announced Wednesday on #SigningDayOnBTN that he will attend the University of Michigan. Hill’s brother, Delano, is a safety on the Wolverines. Delano just completed his junior season, playing in all 13 games, including eight starts. Lavert also was considering in-state rival Michigan State and Penn State.