Freshman Savion Hiter is already generating attention at Michigan, where the newcomer has emerged as one of the early names to watch in fall camp. The buzz comes from Ann Arbor, where offensive coordinator Jason Beck said Hiter has made a strong first impression.
Beck also stressed that any broad assessment of Michigan's offense would be premature. With the Wolverines only one practice into fall camp, he indicated there is not enough work on the field yet to draw firm conclusions about the unit as a whole.
Even with that caution, Hiter's early showing stands out. For a freshman to get noticed this quickly in a major program is notable, especially at the start of camp when coaches are sorting through rotations, evaluating newcomers and setting the tone for the season.
Michigan still has plenty of camp ahead before roles become clearer, but Hiter's name is already part of the conversation. Beck's comments suggest the freshman has done enough in the opening stages to turn heads as preseason preparations begin.
