Author: Kosta

In a move that sent a buzz through the college football world, Michigan State has landed a commitment from a name that carries serious NFL pedigree. Class of 2026 athlete Jalen Harrison, the son of former All-Pro wide receiver and Super Bowl champion Marvin Harrison, has committed to the Spartans, surprising many analysts who expected him to stay closer to home or follow his father’s path to a more traditional powerhouse. Jalen, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound two-way standout from Philadelphia, made the announcement via social media late Friday night, thanking his family, coaches, and “the Spartan family for believing in my…

The Michigan State Spartans have taken a proactive step into their 2026 recruiting class, extending an early scholarship offer to a relatively unknown but fast-rising power forward out of Boston — Elijah Moore, a 6-foot-8 three-star prospect who’s quietly been turning heads on the East Coast AAU circuit. While Moore isn’t a household name just yet, he’s been making enough noise to catch the attention of Tom Izzo’s staff — known for identifying high-upside talent before they blow up nationally. Moore plays for Boston Elite and attends Brookline High School, where he averaged 15.4 points, 9.1 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks…