In the current landscape of college football where players are moving teams more than ever in the transfer portal, reporting on college recruiting has become an incredibly difficult job. But on Wednesday,

What seemed like a major portal win for Michigan has hit a snag, as former Alabama defensive lineman Damon Payne's signed documents have been removed just hours after his initial commitment Wednesday morning.

Payne entered the transfer portal after joining the Tide in 2021. The former five-star appeared in 30 games and had 30 tackles, with three for loss, and half a sack in three seasons’ time. According to On3’s Pete Nakos, he ended up signing with the Wolverines.

Things are starting to heat up for Michigan in the transfer portal. Not only are the Wolverines a top contender for the top-ranked tight end and the top-ranked

Alabama defensive lineman Damon Payne is transferring to Michigan, per multiple reports Wednesday. Payne leaves Alabama after three seasons with Alabama. Payne worked as a rotational player in all 12 games on the defense this season, tallying 288 snaps per Pro Football Focus.

Damon Payne, a top-50 recruit from Belleville, was the No. 9 available defensive lineman in the portal according to 247Sports composite rankings.

Michigan Wolverines football season probably won't be remembered for the lackluster 6-5 start through its first 11 games. But between beating Ohio State and their recruiting victories, the year may still be remembered fondly.

The player to be named later in the Keon Sabb trade has officially been named, as Alabama defensive tackle Damon Payne Jr. has signed with the Michigan Wolverines out of the transfer portal. The 6-foot-4,

Michigan football a team to watch for Alabama defensive tackle and former 5-star Damon Payne in transfer portal