The NCAA has granted another former Wolverine immediate eligibility at his new institution.

On Wednesday, Georgia Tech announced that former Michigan defensive back Myles Sims has won his appeal and has been granted immediate eligibility by the NCAA. Sims decided to transfer to Georgia Tech after redshirting last season at Michigan.

Initially, the NCAA denied Sims’ immediate eligibility waiver. He had the opportunity to appeal the decision, which ultimately paid off.

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Sims is a native of Atlanta and was a member of Michigan’s 2018 recruiting class. He was listed as a four-star cornerback, ranking as one of the top 175 players in the cycle and No. 17 at his position.

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The news of Sims’ eligibility comes a day after former Michigan defensive lineman Aubrey Solomon was granted immediate eligibility at Tennessee. Solomon was a five-star member of the Wolverines’ 2017 recruiting class and was one of the top 25 players in the nation.