Tommy Carr, a senior quarterback from Saline High School, has officially switched his commitment from Miami (Ohio) to the University of Michigan. This announcement came on Sunday, November 16, marking a significant moment for Carr, who has been a lifelong supporter of the Wolverines.
Background on Tommy Carr
Tommy Carr is not just any high school athlete; he is the grandson of Lloyd Carr, a former head coach of Michigan’s football team. He is also the brother of C.J. Carr, currently a quarterback at Notre Dame. Both siblings have a strong football heritage, and Tommy’s commitment aligns him more closely with his family legacy.
High School Career Highlights
During the recent high school football season, Carr played a crucial role for Saline, leading his team to a respectable record of 10-2. Their season concluded with a challenging game against the top-ranked Detroit Cass Tech, where Saline lost 42-28. In his last game, Carr demonstrated his skills by throwing for three touchdowns.
Recruitment and Rankings
As a three-star quarterback, Tommy Carr is part of Michigan’s 2026 recruiting class. The Wolverines’ class is currently ranked tenth nationally by 247Sports. He joins another talented recruit, four-star Brady Smigiel from Newbury Park, California.
Future Expectations
- Tommy Carr’s commitment reflects his dedication to the Michigan football program.
- He aims to enhance his understanding of the game and excel in the collegiate level.
- The future looks bright for Carr as he prepares to take on new challenges at Michigan.
With his improved game sense and strong family ties to the university, Tommy Carr is poised for a promising future in Michigan football.
