Bobby Kanka News Today

Wisconsin is working to flip class of 2025 Michigan Wolverine commit Bobby Kanka. Badgers defensive line coach E.J. Whitlow traveled

Good afternoon national champs. The offseason is upon us, which means it's time to have a recruiting board. What this is: This is our sticky recruiting board for 2025. When Alex or I finish a major update (happens quarterly-ish), it will be reposted to the top of the site. Otherwise it will be under the "Useful Stuff" tab. The Guys: Icon Name Meaning Mr. Blue Player is either a verbal or is expected to be one sooner or later. Players with this designation are 65%+ to be Michigan c...

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The final 2025 Hello yet to be written is in-state DT Bobby Kanka. A Howell, Michigan, native, Kanka was the third player in the 2025 class but is now the longest tenured, as Chris Ewald recently decommitted, following Mantrez Walker (who your author forgot about on first draft). The tackle is among the best players in Michigan, so let's get to know the only current commit on the defensive side of the ball:    GURU RATINGS  RATINGS BY SITE 247: 6'4/255 On3: 6'4/263 Rivals: 6&#...

Winning is the most powerful recruiting tool on the planet.

In our latest Michigan Wolverines news roundup, Michigan football lands two new commitments on Tuesday, plus. transfer is trending to OSU.

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Steve Lorenz and Allen Trieu put in crystal balls this week for 2025 DL Bobby Kanka, a 6-4, 255-pound sophomore from Howell. He played last season at Pinckney, where he was teammates with current freshman PWO Charlie Lovell. Kanka was at the MSU game and the crytal balls came in after that, so he obviously liked what he saw on those fourth-down stops. There are no 2025 stars yet, but it sounds like he'll have a bunch of them. He already has offers from Tennessee and Syracuse and some others...

Offensive linemen and five-star quarterbacks highlight the biggest game of the year for recruiting.