Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson, a Detroit native who attended Cass Tech, is transferring, he announced Wednesday on social media. Anderson said in the post he graduated last spring and has one year of eligibility remaining.

The battle was supposed to be between Anderson and Greg Crippen, but then the Wolverines brought in a bevy of transfers — Olu Oluwatimi and Drake Nugent — before the battle became between Crippen and converted defensive lineman Dominick Giudice.

According to On3’s Pete Nakos, Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson has entered the NCAA transfer portal. Anderson has been in the program for four seasons, going through a ton of success with the Wolverines.

Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson has elected to enter his name into the transfer portal. Anderson, a Detroit native out of Cass Tech, was in Ann Arbor for four seasons and has one year of eligibility remaining.

Transfer portal departures are something that every team goes through, and the Michigan football team is bound to lose more players. S0 far, they haven't seen any major losses, but the regular season ended just a few days ago. Let's take a look at the three latest Wolverines that have decided to transfer.

On Tuesday, Michigan wide receiver Tyler Morris announced plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal. The portal officially opens for non-graduate students on Monday.

Silly season has officially begun, meaning there are about to be tons of flips and commits and incoming and outgoing transfers like we've never seen before. And certainly, Michigan football isn't immune to bad news,

Michigan football is still waiting to see which bowl game it will get to go to this year, but in the meantime, the Wolverines are signing their recruits from the 2025 cycle and making staff changes. On Tuesday,