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bigtenuofIfb
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Wilson, Brent and they have a strong chance to land McCray. That D line would be scary......McCray's teamate Pollard has already commited to the Illini and some feel McCray is going to join him there.
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bigtenuofIfb
Freshman
Yea I've heard McCray to Illinois is pretty much a done deal but no way Austin goes too.....He's USC bound. But even at that....Tez, Brent and McCray still pretty good.....just no way in hell Austin joins them
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bigtenuofIfb
Freshman
Poz79;684481; said:
yea i forgot about Ballew and Matas.....man theres going to be some talent on their D...
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I know an Insider who predicted Antonio would commit to MSU this weekend...I didn't want to believe it but he was dead on.
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CleveBucks
Serenity now
If he would eventually improve his academics to the point that he could be admitted to OSU, they may offer. But that may never happen, especially if he's content on trying to get into MSU instead.
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stowfan;684675; said:
that was told to me by an insider before the visit even took place. same insider who predicted the verbal.
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OSUBucks22
No touching!
Rivals $ (MSU site)
12/12
Antonio says that the coaches and the academic support were the things that sold him on MSU.
I, unlike 45, don't think AJ is a lost cause, and know a Buckeye offer would still mean a lot to him...
Also something amusing from the article, they still mention having a shot at Barksdale... :)
12/12
Antonio says that the coaches and the academic support were the things that sold him on MSU.
I, unlike 45, don't think AJ is a lost cause, and know a Buckeye offer would still mean a lot to him...
Also something amusing from the article, they still mention having a shot at Barksdale... :)
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Spartyfan21
Rookie
Amazing that Dantonio even got Barksdale to visit but Spartan fans know we don't have much of a shot.
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USAToday
Michigan State has strong weekend
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After waiting to get a scholarship offer from Ohio State, Antonio Jeremiah of Hilliard (Ohio) Darby has chosen to attend Michigan State after a recent visit to the school.
By Jeremy Crabtree, Rivals.com
Michigan State football fans had a very good weekend.
New coach Mark Dantonio finished his first full official visit weekend with a bang, snagging several impressive recruits. After seeing several top commitments defect to other schools during the Spartans' coaching search, this weekend was just what the doctor ordered for East Lansing faithful.
The biggest name to commit to the Spartans was four-star defensive tackle Antonio Jeremiah of Hilliard (Ohio) Darby. Jeremiah is one of the top defenders in the Midwest and was named to play in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl on Jan. 4 in Fort Lauderdale
Jeremiah had been holding out for an Ohio State scholarship offer. However, when Dantonio put the full-court press on him Jeremiah knew he was going to be a Spartan.
"They had pretty much everything I was looking for," Jeremiah said. "I had been planning this for a while. On the visit I definitely decided. I liked everything and liked the coaches, so I committed."
Jeremiah had plenty of interest in Ohio State, but the Buckeyes had been holding off on extending an offer until he reached an acceptable score on the ACT.
"They were talking about offering after I got an 18 on the ACT," he said. "I'll get it for sure, but it won't matter because I'm heading to East Lansing. I'm a Spartan now."
Rivals.com ranked Jeremiah as the No. 11 defensive tackle in the country and the No. 4 player in Ohio. He is excited to get a chance to show Spartans fans what type of player they're going to be getting.
He'll be able to give them a sneak preview at the All-American Bowl. Rivals.com is the official selection partner for the all-star game, and the contest will be televised live by ESPNU.
"They're going to see me all over the field making plays," Jeremiah said. "My mission is to go down there and be a quarterback's worst nightmare. The quarterback from the West better be ready for me."
Joining Jeremiah as new Spartans this weekend were three-star receiver B.J. Cunningham of Westerville (Ohio) South and in-state offensive lineman Joel Foreman of Highland (Mich.) Milford. Foreman is a player that really impressed as a senior. Cunningham is the type of receiver that could make an early impact, along with superstar commitment Mark Dell.
"Coach Dantonio had me in his office and offered me a scholarship," Cunningham said. "I told him I wanted to come to Michigan State and he was real excited. He said he wants players that are tough and can play right away."
Michigan State has strong weekend
Enlarge Rivals.com
By Jeremy Crabtree, Rivals.com
Michigan State football fans had a very good weekend.
New coach Mark Dantonio finished his first full official visit weekend with a bang, snagging several impressive recruits. After seeing several top commitments defect to other schools during the Spartans' coaching search, this weekend was just what the doctor ordered for East Lansing faithful.
The biggest name to commit to the Spartans was four-star defensive tackle Antonio Jeremiah of Hilliard (Ohio) Darby. Jeremiah is one of the top defenders in the Midwest and was named to play in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl on Jan. 4 in Fort Lauderdale
Jeremiah had been holding out for an Ohio State scholarship offer. However, when Dantonio put the full-court press on him Jeremiah knew he was going to be a Spartan.
"They had pretty much everything I was looking for," Jeremiah said. "I had been planning this for a while. On the visit I definitely decided. I liked everything and liked the coaches, so I committed."
Jeremiah had plenty of interest in Ohio State, but the Buckeyes had been holding off on extending an offer until he reached an acceptable score on the ACT.
"They were talking about offering after I got an 18 on the ACT," he said. "I'll get it for sure, but it won't matter because I'm heading to East Lansing. I'm a Spartan now."
Rivals.com ranked Jeremiah as the No. 11 defensive tackle in the country and the No. 4 player in Ohio. He is excited to get a chance to show Spartans fans what type of player they're going to be getting.
He'll be able to give them a sneak preview at the All-American Bowl. Rivals.com is the official selection partner for the all-star game, and the contest will be televised live by ESPNU.
"They're going to see me all over the field making plays," Jeremiah said. "My mission is to go down there and be a quarterback's worst nightmare. The quarterback from the West better be ready for me."
Joining Jeremiah as new Spartans this weekend were three-star receiver B.J. Cunningham of Westerville (Ohio) South and in-state offensive lineman Joel Foreman of Highland (Mich.) Milford. Foreman is a player that really impressed as a senior. Cunningham is the type of receiver that could make an early impact, along with superstar commitment Mark Dell.
"Coach Dantonio had me in his office and offered me a scholarship," Cunningham said. "I told him I wanted to come to Michigan State and he was real excited. He said he wants players that are tough and can play right away."
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