Michigan defensive coordinator Don Brown deploys an aggressive attack that relies on cornerbacks playing man-to-man coverage.
One of the Wolverines' top targets this cycle has a unique skillset that makes him one of the highest-ranked recruits in the nation and likely a good fit in the Michigan secondary. Isaac Taylor-Stuart, a 2018 four-star cornerback from Helix High School in La Mesa, Calif., possesses a mixture of speed and physicality, and also specializes in martial arts.
In an interview with KUSI News in San Diego, Taylor-Stuart said he's a second-degree black belt in Taekwondo and trains with his father, a Taekwondo master and seventh-degree blackbelt.