With the arrival of spring, prospects have begun to schedule and finalize their visit agendas, including college excursions to various colleges.
Denton (Texas) Marcus Garcia, a Ryan 2025 four-star offensive tackle and one of the top offensive linemen in the Lone Star State this cycle, has scheduled numerous spring trips, including one to Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Garcia discusses his forthcoming travel to watch the reigning national champion Michigan Wolverines.
“I’ll be there on March 24th,” Garcia told The Michigan Insider. “Yes, first time. I’ve been traveling a lot in state, so looking forward to seeing what’s outside these Texas borders. I’m looking forward to connecting more with (Head) Coach (Sherrone) Moore and (Offensive Line Coach Grant) Newsome. Moore is recognized as one of the top offensive line coaches in the industry and Newsome has been with the program as a offensive line player and coach for a decade. When you talk about producing offensive linemen for the NFL, you can’t go wrong with this duo.”
The Wolverines offered the 6-foot-5, 270-pounder earlier this month and joined nearly 30 other programs such as Florida, Florida State, Nebraska, Ole Miss, Penn State and Washington to be in the mix for his services.
He is also a multi-sport standout, competing in shot put and discus. In the summer of 2023, he won the AAU Junior Olympics discus championship (175-1), as well as the USATF National Junior Olympic Championship discus title (171-2.75). He threw a discus throw of 183-2.75 at the AAU Region 18 qualifier. He also threw multiple shot put throws ranging from 46-0 to nearly 49-0 during AAU and USATF summer competition, according to MileSplit.
There are no 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions available at this time.
Garcia is ranked as the No. 330 overall prospect in the 2025 class, the No. 30 offensive tackle in the nation, and the No. 51 player in Texas for his class, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.
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