Jeff Persi flew under the radar as a recruit, but the 2020 San Juan Capistrano (Calif.) JSerra Catholic offensive tackle rose to four-star status before arriving in Ann Arbor. However, he never quite became that standout as expected.
Persi got several games under his belt, including the 2022 game at Rutgers, as well as several in 2024. However, it didn’t appear that he would be a key part of Michigan football’s future plans at offensive tackle and thus entered the transfer portal, looking for greener pastures.
On Sunday, according to reports, Persi found his new home, staying in the Midwest after committing to Pitt.
News from the transfer portal:
Michigan offensive line grad transfer Jeff Persi is transferring to Pitt. Details here: https://t.co/TQfAaHfczd pic.twitter.com/onuiyhO0Gt
Persi is a grad transfer and has one more year of eligibility remaining. He’s one of several offensive linemen who departed the Wolverines this offseason. Center Dom Giudice (Missouri), interior lineman Raheem Anderson (Western Michigan), and tackle Andrew Gentry (BYU) are among the notable names who have opted to seek out different schools to finish their careers.
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Announced on Tuesday evening, Michigan true freshman safety Jordan Young has entered the transfer portal.
A former four-star prospect from Monroe, North Carolina, Young flipped his commitment at the last moment from Clemson to Michigan in the 2025 class. He played in nine games this season for the Wolverines and had 15 tackles and three pass breakups, with all three pass breakups coming in the final four games of the season.
We wish Young the very best at his next college football program.
EAST LANSING – Michigan State was rolling to a win against USC when there was a stoppage in play with six minutes remaining in the second half on Monday night.
It had nothing to do with what was happening on the court at the Breslin Center.
Referee Jeffrey Anderson blew his whistle to eject a fan sitting a few rows off the floor. The individual booted happened to be Paul Davis, who starred at center for the Spartans from 2002-06.
“He kind of got after the official and he was 150 percent wrong,” Izzo said of Davis after the No. 12 Spartans (13-2, 3-1 Big Ten) won 80-51 against the Trojans on Monday, “and for a guy like me to 150 percent agree with the official, it’s almost illegal.”
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Michigan State fans were upset about a foul call on the other end of the floor when Davis stood up and said something Anderson immediately objected to. That led to a hook.
Despite being tossed, Davis attempted to stay in his seat while taking a drink from an alcoholic beverage container. Anderson didn’t let it slide and provided an explanation to Izzo, who was less than thrilled and yelled across the court questioning what his former player was doing.
Davis finally stood up after being told to leave by associate athletic director Seth Kesler but took his time and brushed two hands against his chest. That prompted Izzo to scream, appearing to tell his former center to “get outta here.” Davis was walked up the stairs and watched the rest of the game from a concourse box.
“I love Paul Davis, I really do, he’s one of my favorite guys … but what he said he should never say anywhere in the world and that ticked me off,” Izzo said. “Just because it’s 25, 20 years later, I’m going to have to call him tomorrow and tell him what I thought of it. You know what he’ll say, ‘I screwed up, coach, I’m sorry.’”
Former Los Angeles Clippers center Paul Davis (40).AP
Izzo claimed he was told what Davis said was nothing racial or sexual in nature but it was obviously enough to get the boot.
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“It was just the wrong thing to say,” Izzo said, “and I’ll leave it at that.”
Davis ranks 10th on Michigan State’s career scoring list with 1,718 points, was a second-round NBA pick by the Clippers and spent four years in the league. Izzo praised the work Davis does with current players but the Hall of Fame coach in his 31st season leading the Spartans has never been ejected from a game.
“He made a mistake but he’s been really good with our players too,” Izzo said of Davis. “In the summer he comes up and helps work a guy out or he’s just around. Jud Heathcote used to always tell me sooner or later the game makes fools of us all. Once in a while, the game makes fools of our fans and definitely it’s made a fool of me more than a couple times.”
