Michigan football opens the 2020 season Sept. 5 on the road against Washington, and finishes Nov. 28 on the road against Ohio State. Wochit
Just three months have passed since Dan Villari’s dream came true.
Michigan football tendered him a scholarship and he signed on the spot in late December, capping a whirlwind recruitment that materialized at the eleventh hour with a stroke of serendipity.
The three-star quarterback prospect from Massapequa, New York, was thrilled he would be playing for the only Power 5 program that made him an offer — relishing a stunning turn of events that sent a little-known player from Long Island to one of college football’s tradition-rich strongholds.