Like any great vacuum, University of Michigan football coach Brady Hoke is reeling in top-notch high school players within the Oakland County.
After getting pledges from Farmington Hills Harrison tight end Devin Funchess and Orchard Lake St. Mary's linebacker James Ross, the Hawks received a verbal commitment over the weekend from Harrison defensive lineman Mario Ojemudia, one of the state's best juniors last season.
Ojemudia was a pass-rushing and run-stuffing force for the Hawks, and he should be a fixture on U-M's defensive line for years to come.
The only one of Harrison's "Big Three" that hasn't committed is wide receiver Aaron Burbridge.
If U-M lands him, it'll be a clean sweep of the county's best football players and a major coup for Hoke in his first full recruiting class.