Michigan's search for wide receiver help continues after another of the Wolverines' transfer portal targets elected to play for another school. On Wednesday, fo

EJ Holland breaks down five key remaining Michigan transfer portal targets, including Appalachian State wide receiver Kaedin Robinson.Watch the full video at the end of this story. Robinson Recruitment Michigan extended an offer to Robinson last week as it looks to add to a wide receiver room in need of immediate help.

And like fellow Tennessean defensive back, Myles Pollard, who hit the transfer portal this offseason, Jones is headed back to the Volunteer State to play for Memphis.

Tight end Mason Mini announced his commitment to transfer to the Spartans via social media. The 6-foot-5, 240-pound product of California played for Idaho in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision the past two seasons. He has three years of eligibility remaining.

The college football transfer portal is still churning quickly despite the calendar turning to 2025. One big player available is quarterback Alex Orji, who recently played at Michigan and then decided to enter the transfer portal after the season.

Lawrence Hattar was not a big name in the transfer portal, whatsoever. The Livonia, Mich. native has played for Division II Ferris State since 2022, but at 6-foot-5, 335 pounds, he’s a big body at a position of need along the interior offensive line.

Michigan football has one incoming wide receiver transfer, but beyond former Indiana wideout Donaven McCulley, the Wolverines have struggled to bring in pass catchers. One target hailed from Clemson in senior Troy Stellato,