2026 four-star CB Jamarion Vincent flips to Michigan Football

The Michigan Wolverines may not have won on Saturday in The Game, but they did get a W on the recruiting trail with 2026 four-star cornerback Jamarion Vincent flipping from Baylor on Sunday morning.

The 6-foot-2, 165-pounder hails from Waco, Texas and originally committed to Baylor all the way back in January. But Michigan defensive backs coach LaMar Morgan got the Wolverines in the mix by offering him in September. He took two visits to Michigan this fall — including this weekend for The Game — and made the flip official not even 24 hours following the visit.

247Sports’ Gabe Brooks scouted Vincent back in June and had this to say about him:

Lean, sinewy athlete with explosive playmaking in pads and on the hardwood. Quite narrow, but compensates with excellent height and length. Produced encouraging testing numbers and track and field data in Spring 2025 to lend valuable context to athleticism. Plays fast and does not appear deficient in top-end speed on the gridiron. Junior campaign showed improved acceleration and long speed vs. sophomore season. Extensive in-season snaps at quarterback. Three-phaser with impressive production on both sides of the ball. Needs to add some mass to bolster tackling ability and man coverage potential against larger pass catchers. Still developing technically, but assembled a terrific live evaluation at the Under Armour Dallas event in Feb. 2025, showcasing functional athleticism and position-specific instincts. Projects to the high-major level as a potential impact player with long-term pro upside.

The Wolverines now have three defensive backs and 26 overall players in the class, as Vincent joins four-star cornerback Andre Clarke Jr. and four-star safety Jordan Deck, who was also formerly committed to Baylor.Vincent is ranked No. 21 in the state of Texas, No. 20 at the cornerback position and No. 168 overall in the class on 247Sports’ composite.