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And so we are going to talk about an addition, a late addition to the 2025 class,

a quarterback addition to the 2025 class.

From Cincinnati St. Xavier, young man, the standing 6 to 285 pounds, a three-star prospect, the number 148 quarterback prospect in the country named Chase Herb Street.

Chase Herb Street.

The name sounds familiar. It should. He is the son, a former Ohio State Buckeye, and ESPN color commentator, Kirk Herb Street. At his right, he is a Buckeye legacy. And he is on his way to Michigan.

He said, quote, Michigan was a school I fell in love with ever since I visited and I can't wait to get started.

Unquote.

So that is right.

He is shedding his Buckeye and shunning hisunning his buck eye roots to become a Wolverine.

He had a good senior year, 1,600 yards passing, 1,600 touchdowns, I mean, 600 yards passing, 16 touchdowns, 649 yards rushing, and eight touchdowns.

You know, a guy who had a good senior year, Michigan, his only scholarship.

So that was the source of some confusion. Like, how is that? Where does this come from?

Michigan scholarship? How does that? How do you explain that? Here's how you explain.

So starting with 25 slash 26 season, you're going to the, the NCAA will go to the 105 scholarship limit, roster limit, right?

That will be the new rule, the new 105 roster limit, which also coincides with programs being able

to offer up to 105 scholarships. That is the new rule. So the roster limit, the roster limit and scholarship limit

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