Michigan targets 2028 recruit Marquis Ray during home game visits
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Marquis Ray, a top 2028 recruit from Saline High School, has visited Michigan for both home games this season. Ray, who has legacy ties to the program as the son of Marcus Ray, is making an impact on his new team after transferring from central Ohio. He has drawn interest from other Power 4 teams, including Kentucky, Illinois, and Pitt, but is evaluating options closely. Ray aims to demonstrate his skills across the secondary as he continues discussions with Michigan's coaching staff, expressing a desire for a genuine relationship with the program as he decides on his future. A commitment could come this winter or earlier.
- •Marquis Ray is a two-way player at Saline High
- •He has visited Michigan for both home games this season
- •Ray's father, Marcus Ray, has legacy ties to the program
- •Other schools interested include Kentucky and Illinois
- •He expects to make a commitment by winter or earlier
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — Priority Michigan Football legacy recruiting target: ‘They’re real dominant’
"Michigan Football is heavily recruiting 2028 in-stater Marquis Ray, who’s now visited Ann Arbor for both home games this season:
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