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Bobby Kanka, a class of 2025 four-star defensive lineman from Howell, signed Wednesday with Michigan football to open the early signing period. Kanka is the No. 7 player in the state in his class, per 247 Sports’ composite rankings. He also held offers from Penn State, Michigan State, Minnesota, Louisville and Kansas, among others.
Here is why Bobby Kanka chose the Wolverines, in his own words:
My name is Bobby Kanka, and I’m honored to have the opportunity to play football for the University of Michigan. At 6 feet 5 and 290 pounds, I’ve dedicated years to developing my skills as a defensive tackle and offensive lineman, and this commitment has now brought me to a program that stands among the best in the nation. Choosing Michigan wasn’t just about football — it was about finding the perfect fit for me and my family.
Family has always been my foundation. My dad, Tom, my mom, Bev, and my siblings, Frank and Emma, have supported me every step of the way. Their belief in me, combined with their honest feedback, helped me evaluate what truly mattered when making this decision. Michigan stood out not just because of its incredible tradition of success on the field, but also because it’s close to home — a factor that means so much to us. The thought of my family being there to cheer me on at the Big House made this choice feel even more special.
Michigan embodies everything I’ve ever dreamed of in a university. It offers an elite education paired with a football program that competes for championships. I also aspire to play in the NFL, and Michigan has a proven track record of preparing its players for success, not just on the field but beyond it. The way they invest in their athletes as people, ensuring life after football is bright, really resonated with me.
Ultimately, it was the people at Michigan who sealed the deal. The genuine connections we made with coaches, staff, and players made us feel like this is where I belong. I’m grateful and excited for this next chapter and can’t wait to represent the Maize and Blue with everything I’ve got. Go Blue!
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