Zach Gentry is the first Michigan quarterback commitment under new coach Jim Harbaugh.
Gentry, a 6-6, 230-pound quarterback from Albuquerque, N.M. (Eldorado High School) switched his commitment from Texas to Michigan.
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It's the Wolverines' third commitment in the last two days. Three-star defensive end Reuben Jones, a Nebraska decommit, became Harbaugh's first commitment on Saturday. Tackle Nolan Ulizio (West Chester, Ohio) flipped from UConn to Michigan on Sunday.
Gentry has a four-star ranking on Rivals.com and is the ranked No. 4 among pro-style quarterbacks for the 2015 recruiting class. Gentry's size certainly stands out on his highlight tape:
Gentry enters a quarterback derby that will include junior Shane Morris, senior Russell Bellomy and redshirt freshman Wilton Speight. Four-star quarterback Alex Malzone already is enrolled at Michigan.
Michigan opens the season Sept. 3 at Utah.
