Michigan Football receives commitment from Elite 2025 TE

Penn State is the biggest program in the Keystone State, but even it can’t get them all. Maybe it’s a compromise considering Michigan football couldn’t get Theo Johnson from nearby Windsor, Ontario.

Four-star tight end Andrew Olesh, a Center Valley (Pennsylvania) Southern Lehigh native, seemed to be leaning toward the Nittany Lions for some time, although he also considered the Wolverines, Alabama, Florida and Ole Miss. As the 2025 cycle progressed, however, his recruitment began to trend toward the maize and blue, and ultimately, Michigan’s persistence appears to have paid off, with Olesh committing to the Wolverines just weeks after his official visit during Victors Weekend.

Here’s how Olesh ranks in the recruitment services rankings:

Olesh was greeted by star tight end Colston Loveland during his official visit. Tight ends coach Steve Casula was his primary recruiter for Michigan.

Here is the scouting report from Greg Biggins of 247Sports:

Olesh is 6’5″ and 215 pounds. He also had offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Colorado, Florida State, Miami, Tennessee, Texas A&M and others. He is Michigan’s second tight end for the 2025 class, joining Eli Owens.

The story originally appeared on Wolverines Wire