Michigan's Gavin Magorien makes college football's Freaks List at No. 78
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Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Gavin Magorien, a long snapper for Michigan football, was named to The Athletic's annual Freaks List at No. 78. The list highlights top athletes across Division I college football and traditionally features well-known players, making Magorien's inclusion a surprise. Magorien, who transferred from Marshall, has a background as a wide receiver and defensive back. His athletic performance includes a broad jump of 10-10 and impressive weightlifting stats. Special teams coordinator Kerry Coombs praised Magorien's potential impact as dynamic on the squad. This selection continues to underscore concerns about the team's strength and conditioning standards.
- •Magorien is the only Michigan player on The Athletic's Freaks List.
- •He played at Marshall before transferring to Michigan.
- •His high school stats include offensive and defensive contributions.
- •Special teams coordinator Kerry Coombs expressed confidence in Magorien's abilities.
- •This year marks a departure from past years' selections featuring high-profile players.
- 3:02 PMYahoo Sports — Michigan football's lone representative on 'Freaks List' is a shocker
"The Athletic came out with its annual 'freaks list' of the top athletes in college football and you probably haven't heard of U-M's player on the list.
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