Eamonn Dennis came to Michigan from Massachusetts as a three-star recruit who had superb speed. But the 5-foot-10 defensive back turned receiver struggled to find playing time in Ann Arbor. During his four years with Michigan, Dennis appeared in 29 games as a special teamer.
Dennis entered the transfer portal and has found a new home. He announced on his social media account that he would be heading to the MAC and committing to the Ohio Bobcats.
Dennis was a three-year letterman at Michigan. He was the most improved player on special teams in 2022.
OU should be able to get a ton from Dennis, especially if they allow him to use his speed. Not only could he be a viable WR for the Bobcats, but using him as a returner seems like a no-brainer. Dennis was the all-time leader in kick returns for a touchdown in Central Massachusetts history in high school.
According to Dennis’ Twitter account, he will have two years of eligibility remaining.
