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Maize n Brew · Jul 7, 2022

Andrew Gentry's path to Michigan, outlook moving forward

Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty ImagesAndrew Gentry is a name many Michigan fans have been aware of for quite some time, although he hasn’t taken a snap for the Wolverines yet. The brother of former Michigan tight end, Zach Gentry, the 20-year old Andrew will be a freshman that can pack a punch.

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Gentry was a four-star prospect (No. 88 player nationally, No. 8 offensive tackle) out of Littleton, Colorado in the 2020 class. The reason Gentry will be a freshman for the Wolverines in 2022 is because Gentry took time away from football to serve as a full-time Spanish-speaking missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Utah.

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