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COMMITMENT PROFILE visited and on those long drives with me we would talk. I asked him what he liked about each place and why might one school be ahead of another. "I always told him within a day of a visit we need to have an opinion of that place and where that school fell on the chart, and Michigan jumped to the top." Those long talks with Jones proved to be fruitful for the Wolverines. "Right when I got the offer, Michi- gan jumped to one of my top spots," Enis explained. "When I went up for the visit and after I left, I knew that I'd like to play at Michigan. The night before the camp in Indianapolis I was talking to my coach about committing. I slept on it and when I woke up the next morning, I had a pretty good idea I wanted to commit to Michigan." Enis plans on taking an official visit to see the Wolverines this fall and said that he may take a few other of- ficials too, but not necessarily to find a place better than Michigan. He wants to compare his future school to some other school so he can continue to recruit for the Maize and Blue. Enis' coach believes that his star player is solid to Michigan. "I would be shocked if he doesn't end up a Wolverine," Jones said. "As far as other visits go, I certainly think that the reason the NCAA gives a kid as many official visits as they do is so they can get one last chance to see a college and experience a game-day atmosphere. "It's so much different than going up and watching a spring practice or just walking around campus. I do think that the official visits are important, but at the same time, he seems awfully enamored with being a Wolverine." — Brandon Brown Get the app for iPhone and Android The Wolverine Mobile Providing you the best coverage of Michigan Football, Basketball, Recruiting and Sports – on the go!