Michigan hires recruiting analyst Alec Bailey from SMU
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
Alec Bailey has joined Michigan Football as a recruiting analyst, confirming his appointment on June 27 via social media. Previously with Southern Methodist University, Bailey is noted for his evaluative skills and ability to connect with young prospects. His arrival comes as Michigan aims to maintain its recruiting momentum after a successful 2023-24 season and coaching changes. Bailey’s expertise in navigating the Texas high school football could enhance Michigan's recruiting strategy as they prepare for the upcoming summer cycle.
- •Alec Bailey officially confirmed his hire on June 27.
- •Bailey has a strong reputation in talent evaluation and relationship-building.
- •His background includes experience at Southern Methodist University.
- •Michigan targets elite recruits, especially from Texas high schools.
- •Bailey's role is crucial as the summer recruiting cycle intensifies.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Ann Arbor Bound: Michigan Football Infuses Recruiting Staff with Rising Star Alec Bailey
"The Wolverines bolster their front office by poaching a Texas-bred evaluation specialist from SMU, signaling an aggressive push to sustain national championship momentum through elite talent acquisition.
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