Terry is rated 4 stars by Rivals, Scouts and 24x7 Sports. He is 5'9 160 pounds and has an offer list from the top programs like Alabama, ND, USC, Oklahoma, MSU, UCLA, LSU, Penn State and many others. 24x7 sports has Terry as the #1 player in the State of Michigan , #3 CB in the country and #31 player ranking in the nation. Scouts has him ranked the 10th CB in the country.
Terry plays at Michigan feeder school Detroit Cass Tech who has sent a number of players to Michigan the past few years including 5 star prospects Big Will Campbell and Boubacar Cissoko. As you have seen over the years, Michigan has been targeting taller CB's who can match up with taller Big Ten WR's but Terry's talent was too hard to pass up for Michigan and the other big time programs that had offered him.
My hope for Terry is that he can redshirt and learn from Michigan's coaching staff. His height doesn't concern me if it doesn't concern guys like Mattison, Saban and Stoops. I just hope he isn't rushed on the field unless he is so talented that it's warranted.
I expect Michigan to still take at least one more DB and probably two. Most likely are guys that can play both corner and safety. I would consider Armani Reeves and Wayne Morgan the top candidates. Allen Gant might want to "accept" his Michigan offer pretty quickly.
This is Michigan's 12th verbal commit in this class and there are roughly 20-22 opening next year. Outside DB's, priorities still remain at defensive tackle, offensive line, 1 QB, and 1 RB.
- The #2 rated DT in the country is planning a visit to Ann Arbor. Jarron Jones a 6-foot-5, 300 pounds DT is a "soft" commit to Penn State but wants to take some visits and U of M looks to be one of them next month.
- From the Detroit News: According to Tom Lemming of Prep Football Report, the players Michigan has landed instate has put Michigan State in a hole.
"I've never seen anything like this," Lemming said. "These kids are committing to U-M without seeing other schools. U-M is everywhere.
"Michigan State ran into a Michigan buzz saw. They have to spend more time in Ohio and the Chicago area to get the players they need. They do a great job of developing players, sort of like Wisconsin and Iowa. They can't beat Michigan head-to-head in recruiting. They have to beat them on the field."
"There is such a thing as momentum in recruiting," said Josh Helmholdt of Rivals. "Getting Ross to commit early was big. It's an exciting time to be around Michigan. These guys are just kicking butt. They're out-working everyone. They're creating excitement and they have openings (for starting positions).
"All this has happened in two months."
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