Michigan football is seeing something of an exodus after the 2024 regular season, but like in previous years, it's of players who haven't much been contributors in the past. However, one such player who is departing,

With the 2024 season now officially over, the Michigan Wolverines are turning their full attention toward building the best roster possible for the 2025 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.

We knew that the Michigan football team was going to go after offensive linemen in the transfer portal, and they got one here. Lawrence Hattar is the second offensive lineman in this transfer portal class as the Wolverines also landed a commitment from Cal Poly transfer Brady Norton.

Michigan football is adding some help along the offensive line, and he comes from the Division II national champions. Lawrence Hattar, a 6-foot-5, 335-pound offensive lineman at Ferris State, committed to the Wolverines in a social media post on Sunday.

Michigan football has long been one of the top programs in college football when it comes to the use of tight ends in the offense and that’s not changing anytime soon. And given that four-star Andrew Olesh flipped to Penn State two days after early signing day. the Wolverines have a need.

Michigan football made no secret who it coveted most in the transfer portal after landing Alabama running back Justice Haynes. The Wolverines strongly desired to lure standout wideout Skyler Bell, the current UConn and former Wisconsin pass catcher,