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Seasoned defensive end Eyavi Anoma moves to Michigan.
For Anoma, who stands 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 270 pounds, this will be his fourth college. Anoma was heavily recruited to the University of Michigan when he played for his academy in St. Francis of Baltimore, but he chose the University of Alabama. In high school, he played under the Wolverines' associate head his coach Biff He Podge. A
alumnus, his Anoma is listed on Michigan's online student roster, but not yet on the online team roster.
Anoma is ranked by his 247Sports composite as the #1 player in his position and #4 overall player in his class for 2018, poised to become a dominant player in Alabama. It was ready. As a freshman he appeared in six games, recorded nine tackles, and was named to the Southeastern All-Freshmen of his conference, along with such notables as Justin Fields, Jaycee Horne, and Patrick Satain II. I was.
Prior to the 2019 season, Anoma was off the Crimson His Tide roster due to discipline issues.
"He was fired from the university," coach Nick Saban said at the time. "That's really all I can say about it."
Anoma then moved to Houston, where he missed his 2019 season under NCAA transfer rules, but joined the team in February 2020. dismissed for violating the rules. He never appeared in a Cougars game.
He resurfaced last fall with Tennessee his Martin in the FCS program, tallying 36 tackles (9.5 for him in the loss) and recording six sacks. He entered the transfer portal earlier this week.
– Field Level Media
