Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson, Cass Tech product, to transfer
Michigan offensive lineman Raheem Anderson, a Detroit native who attended Cass Tech, is transferring, he announced Wednesday on social media. Anderson said in the post he graduated last spring and has one year of eligibility remaining.
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