Salesi Moa joins Michigan Football as promising freshman receiver
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Salesi Moa has officially joined the Michigan Wolverines as a freshman for the 2026 season, having previously committed to Tennessee and Utah before arriving in Ann Arbor. Moa, a four-star recruit, is anticipated to significantly contribute to the offense under new offensive coordinator Jason Beck. He has already excelled in spring practices, suggesting he could play a major role as a pass-catcher and potentially on special teams. The Wolverines aim to improve their offensive performance this season, boosting expectations for the team's ability to compete.
- •Salesi Moa is a four-star recruit from Utah.
- •Moa initially committed to Tennessee before signing with Utah.
- •He transferred to Michigan following the coaching change.
- •Moa is expected to be a key contributor in the offense.
- •He also has potential to excel in special teams roles.
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Salesi Moa’s path to Michigan Football, outlook for 2026
"Salesi Moa comes into his freshman year as someone who could make an immediate impact for the Wolverines. Here’s a look at his career to this point and what to expect in 2026:
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