Michigan is set to add two players midseason through the transfer portal after a judge grants temporary restraining orders (TROs) that affect their eligibility. Reports say the orders come from the 22nd Washtenaw County Circuit Court and allow Michigan to bring in additional reinforcements ahead of its upcoming game against Penn State.
Across outlets, the players identified are Alex Bauman, a tight end from Miami, and Jeremiah Earby, a cornerback from Boise State. The Athletic reports Michigan adds the two players following the TROs, while Fox and Yahoo Sports describe the ruling as clearing the Wolverines to make midseason additions. CBS Sports similarly frames the move as eligibility-related, with the TROs providing the extra eligibility needed for the transfers to join the program.
While the articles focus on the court’s TROs as the catalyst, they align on the same core points: two specific transfers are expected to join Michigan midseason, and the court order is what enables the timing of the additions.
