Michigan: Earby spent his first two collegiate seasons at Cal before spending the…
Michigan · Boise StateThe Broncos were potentially considering bringing Earby back after the fifth-year injunction was signed, but Earby ultimately made his way to Ann Arbor. Now, Earby has been with the Wolverines for a little more than two weeks.
Already, he's jelling with the rest of the locker room and could potentially be seen out on the field for Michigan. "He's jelled so well, especially with the corner group," safeties coach Tyler Stockton told media members on Wednesday.
If you were out at practice, you go, 'Wow, this guy's been here for a long time,' and he's only been here for a couple weeks or whatever it is." The last two seasons while at Boise State, he also played under Stockton, who was the co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach for the Broncos.
Midseason transfer portal addition, former Boise State CB Jeremiah Earby, has ‘jelled so well’ with his new teammates at Michigan and is making them better: As a senior, he had 60 tackles, four interceptions and 13 passes defended, and was named Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week twice.
KEY POINTS
- Earby spent his first two collegiate seasons at Cal before spending the final two at Boise State.
- In his first two seasons at Cal, Earby played in 24 games and made 10 starts, including seven starts his freshman year where he was an All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention.
- And on Oct. 14, Michigan announced it would be bringing in graduate cornerback Jeremiah Earby, along with tight end Alex Bauman, following a temporary restraining order by the Washtenaw County Circuit Court in Michigan.
- Earby then started all 28 games at Boise State in two seasons and was an All-Mountain West Second-Team selection his senior year.