Former Michigan Football '25 QB commit Carter Smith predicted to land at new school

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Former Michigan commit Carter Smith de-committed from the Wolverines back on October 30 when the Bryce Underwood talks started to really heat up. Michigan is attempting to lure Underwood from LSU for an upward of $10 million. Once those talks began to intensify, Smith began looking at other options. One of those options was Wisconsin where he took a visit.

But on Thursday, On3's Steve Wiltfong placed a prediction for Smith to land with Florida State.

According to the Composite, Smith is the 158th-ranked player in the country and the No. 14 quarterback. Smith was Michigan's lone quarterback commitment in the '25 class and once he de-committed the Wolverines are left looking for a signal caller.

Michigan is putting most of its chips in Underwood's basket. But with the transfer portal, the Wolverines will likely look to bring in a veteran presence into the fold, as well.

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