7 months ago
Michigan Star RB Justice Haynes Enters Transfer Portal
Justice Haynes is a running back who played for the Michigan Wolverines.
He had a great season in 2025, rushing for a lot of yards and scoring many touchdowns.
However, he got hurt a few times and had to miss some games.
After his season, he decided to enter the transfer portal, which means he wants to play for a different team next year.
He thanked Michigan for the good times and said he will always remember his time there.
He is looking forward to playing college football for one more year but at a new school.
Justice Haynes, a star running back for Michigan, entered the NCAA transfer portal after his 2025 season.
In 2025, Haynes rushed for 857 yards and 10 touchdowns in just seven games, averaging 7.1 yards per carry.
Haynes missed time due to a midsection injury and a broken foot, which ended his season.
Despite injuries, Haynes was consistent when healthy, rushing for over 100 yards and scoring at least one touchdown in every game he played a half.
Haynes expressed gratitude for his time at Michigan and plans to play one more year of college football at a new school.
- Who
- Justice Haynes, a star running back for the Michigan Wolverines
- What
- Entered the NCAA transfer portal after his 2025 season
- Where
- University of Michigan
- When
- 2025 offseason
- Why
- Seeking a fresh start for his final year of college eligibility
Key facts
- Player Name
- Justice Haynes
- Current Team
- Michigan Wolverines
- Position
- Running Back
- 2025 Season Stats
- 857 rushing yards, 10 touchdowns, 7.1 yards per carry
- Injuries
- Midsection issue, broken foot
- Transfer Portal Entry
- 2025 offseason
Quotes
Justice Haynes
Star running back for the Michigan Wolverines and former Alabama transfer.
“I want to express my gratitude to the University of Michigan. This place has shaped me in ways that go far beyond football. ... Representing Michigan and embracing what it means to be a Michigan Man is something I'll always be proud of.”
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“After reflection, prayer, and heartfelt conversations with my family, I've made the decision to close my chapter at the University of Michigan. I plan to return for another year of college football and enter the transfer portal.”
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