Early Signing Day: Manuel Beigel signs with Michigan football

He’s an interesting prospect from Germany. #GoBlue

Ratings

Stars Overall Position State
247Sports 3 #78 DL #6
On3 3 #84 DL #6
Rivals 4 #6
ESPN 3 #74 DL #8
247Sports Composite 3 884 #106 DL #6
On3 Consensus 3 864 #85 DL #6

Vitals

Hometown Wallingford (Conn.) Choate Rosemary
Projected Position Defensive Line
Height 6-foot-5
Weight 258-pounds

Notable offers

Readiness Level

Developmental prospect. Likely will need two to three years to develop.

Notes

  • Committed July 16, 2022
  • From Frankfort, Germany
  • Plays at the same high school as Michigan football OT Tristan Bounds
  • Former soccer player

Scouting report

None available.

Film

Original commitment story

Michigan football adds second 2024 commitment

UGA football offers Michigan DL commit

UGA football offers three-star Michigan commitment Manuel Beigel

The Georgia Bulldogs recently offered scholarships to a couple of defensive linemen in the class of 2024. Georgia and offensive line coach Stacy Searles offered a scholarship to three-star Michigan commitment Manuel Beigel.

Beigel plays high school football for Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut. Beigel is ranked as the No. 662 recruit in the class of 2024. The 6-foot-5, 280-pound defensive lineman is the No. 69 player at his position and the seventh-ranked recruit in Connecticut, per 247Sports.

It is intriguing that Georgia offensive line coach Stacy Searles offered Beigel. Perhaps the Bulldogs consider Beigel more of an offensive line recruit.

Beigel came to the United States from Germany. He committed to Michigan in the summer of 2022.

The Choate Rosemary Hall standout recently received a scholarship offer from Penn State.

The three-star Michigan commit announced his scholarship offer from Georgia football via Twitter:

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Michigan football 2024 commit picks up a pair of high-profile offers

Interesting that these two schools came calling. #GoBlue

It had been nine months since Michigan football 2024 edge rusher commit Manuel Beigel tweeted last, and that tweet was the announcement of his pledge to the maize and blue.

The German lineman who is finishing his high school career stateside at Wallingford (Conn.) Choate Rosemary Hall tweeted two more times on Monday, and Wolverines fans can either take it as validation or a cause for concern.

The former appears much more apt.

Beigel is the second-lowest rated of all of Michigan’s 2024 commits, but at No. 659 overall, he’s a solid three-star with a lot of upside. Apparently, two other schools see that upside. Both Penn State and Georgia offered Beigel on Monday.

Beigel is a protege of Brandon Collier, who oversees PPI recruits in Europe.

Though two other high-profile schools have come calling, don’t expect a defection from the three-star edge rusher. In fact, considering his only other offer besides Michigan was Central Michigan, it’s a sign other schools are starting to see what Beigel is capable of.

But the Wolverines got there quite early, solidifying their trust in him. The best trajectory would be that other schools come calling, yet he stays faithful to the maize and blue.

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Michigan football adds second 2024 commitment

#Michigan is just getting started in 2024!

On Friday, Michigan football added one international prospect. The trend continued into Saturday. Friday saw the pledge of 2023 French edge rusher Aymeric Koumba. Saturday’s addition came courtesy of the 2024 class — and from a familiar high school.

Hailing from Wallingford (Conn.) Choate Rosemary — the school that produced current Michigan offensive tackle Tristan Bounds — 2024 defensive lineman Manuel Beigel is already 6-foot-5, 282-pounds. He was offered by Michigan defensive line coach Mike Elston on June 21, along with Central Michigan — which comprise his two offers. On Saturday, Beigel admitted he’s seen all he’s needed to see, announcing his commitment to the Wolverines via Twitter.

As noted, Beigel is originally from Germany — much like current Michigan defensive tackle Julius Welschof. As of current, Beigel is unrated by the recruiting services.
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