Top Michigan Linebacker Schedules Official Visit to Ann Arbor

Bryce Kish, a four-star class of 2027 prospect, will visit Michigan in June

Published on Feb. 27, 2026

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Michigan football has secured an official visit from Bryce Kish, a highly-touted linebacker prospect from Howell, Michigan. Kish, ranked as the 60th-best player in the 2027 class by Rivals, will visit Ann Arbor on June 12-14. The Wolverines are expected to be a serious contender for Kish's commitment, as they look to build on their current 2027 recruiting class which ranks 19th nationally.

Why it matters

Landing top in-state talent is crucial for Michigan's continued success on the recruiting trail. Kish is considered one of the best players in Michigan for the 2027 class, and securing his commitment would be a major boost for the Wolverines' future.

The details

Kish, a four-star linebacker prospect, attends Howell High School, the same school that produced current Michigan defensive end Bobby Kanka. In addition to the Wolverines, Kish holds offers from Michigan State, Minnesota, Purdue, Iowa State, Wisconsin, California, and Boston College, among others. The official visit to Ann Arbor will be Kish's third trip to Michigan, as he previously visited in January and has another trip scheduled for March.

  • Kish will take his official visit to Michigan on June 12-14, 2026.
  • Kish previously visited Michigan in January 2026.
  • Kish has another visit to Michigan scheduled for March 2026.

The players

Bryce Kish

A four-star class of 2027 linebacker prospect from Howell High School in Michigan, ranked as the 60th-best player in the 2027 class by Rivals.

Bobby Kanka

A current defensive end for the Michigan Wolverines who also attended Howell High School.

Kyle Whittingham

The head coach of the Michigan football team.

Alex Whittingham

The linebackers coach for the Michigan football team.

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What they’re saying

“Elite in-state LB Bryce Kish (@brycekish6) locked in his Michigan OV for June 12! He's the No. 60 recruit in the country.The Howell (Mich.) star visited in January, has another trip set for March and will now return to A2 in June.”

— Ethan McDowell, Reporter, The Wolverine (On3)

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The takeaway

Landing top in-state talent like Bryce Kish is crucial for Michigan's continued success on the recruiting trail. Securing his commitment would be a major boost for the Wolverines' future, as they look to build on their current 2027 recruiting class which ranks 19th nationally.