Young, initially committed to play for the Clemson Tigers, flipped to the Wolverines earlier this week and signed with the team on Early Signing Day Wednesday. When asked why Young, a North Carolina native,

Jordan Young, a defensive back from Monroe High School, signed with the Wolverines on Wednesday morning. The Michigan football program announced the signing at 11:02 a.m. Young committed to Clemson in early November. On Dec. 1, Young announced that he flipped his pledge to Michigan.

Monroe (N.C.) 2025 four-star safety Jordan Young flipped his commitment from Clemson to Michigan on Sunday afternoon, becoming the Wolverines’ 20th verbal pledge this cycle. “Ann Arbor it’s up!” Young wrote on social media with a commitment graphic.

Jordan Young, a 6-foot, 184-pound star from Monroe, North Carolina, committed to Michigan football on Sunday, flipping from Clemson.

Michigan initially made Jordan Young's final three, but Young chose Clemson over the Wolverines and NC State. However, like most recruitments in this cycle, Mic

Michigan scored a major win on the recruiting trail. Top 100 Monroe (N.C.) High safety Jordan Young flipped his commitment from Clemson to Michigan on Sunday afternoon. Young committed to Clemson earlier this month.

Young is a 6-foot-1, 185 pound safety from Monroe, North Carolina who committed to Dabo Swinney's Clemson Tigers earlier this month. A Class of 2025 player, he could help fill the void left by the decommitment of former Wolverines pledge and four-star safety Ivan Taylor to Alabama earlier this month.

Dabo Swinney and the Clemson football program signed most of its 2025 class, including blue-chip prospects Amare Adams, Gideon Davidson and Brayden Jacobs.

Michigan prioritized Young throughout the process but when former commit Ivan Taylor (who ended up flipping to Alabama) ended up choosing the Wolverines, it appeared that Young would head elsewhere. Still,