With the 2024 season now officially over, the Michigan Wolverines are turning their full attention toward building the best roster possible for the 2025 season.

It was only two days ago that Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams entered the transfer portal. And two days later, he's in Ann Arbor, checking out what Michigan football has to offer. And it appears as if the Wolverines are in the pole position for his services.

Transfer season is in full swing again in college football, and some standout players are already on the move. Here's what we know.

Michigan landed a big fish from the transfer portal on Saturday when the Wolverines secured a commitment from Clemson defensive tackle Tre Williams, but Michigan also lost two players that appeared to be locks.

First an offensive lineman from Ohio State, now a wide receiver from Michigan? IU football adds Tyler Morris, a former four-star recruit.

Evan Boyd announced his pledge to the Spartans after two seasons with Central Michigan. Boyd was an All-State wide receiver with East Lansing in 2022.

Michigan football made no secret who it coveted most in the transfer portal after landing Alabama running back Justice Haynes. The Wolverines strongly desired to lure standout wideout Skyler Bell, the current UConn and former Wisconsin pass catcher,

Michigan football missed out on Washington State offensive tackle Fa'alili Fa'amoe who commited to Wake Forest, but the Wolverines kept searching for another offensive lineman to come into the fold. Michigan had already secured a commitment from FCS Cal Poly,

Michigan has received a commitment from Ferris State transfer offensive lineman Lawrence Hattar, he announced on Sunday. Hattar, a Livonia native who played for Livonia Churchill High School, spent the last four seasons at Ferris State and redshirted his freshman year in 2021.