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BREAKING: Michigan State Flips 2024 Linebacker Out Of Missouri

The Spartans add to their 2024 recruiting class on the eve of National Signing Day...

Matthew Lounsberry

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In recruiting circles, December is known as "flip season" and Michigan State has done just that on the eve of National Signing Day.

Three-star Saint Louis (Mo.) Country Day linebacker Carter Enyard just announced his commitment to the Spartans, flipping his original pledge from Kent State out of the Mid-American Conference.

Enyard turned down a scholarship offer from the Golden Flashes to join Michigan State's 2024 recruiting class as a preferred walk-on. The 6-foot-2, 217-pounder is considered the No. 2141 overall prospect, No. 191 linebacker and No. 27 player from the state of Missouri in his class, according to 247Sports composite rankings. Rivals.com lists Enyard as a two-star recruit.

Michigan State defensive coordinator Joe Rossi, whom the Spartans hired away from fellow Big Ten program Minnesota, was the primary recruiter for Enyard. The Missouri native had scholarship offers from UNLV, Bucknell, Western Illinois and Northwest Missouri State, in addition to Kent State.

Michigan State Verbal Commitments, Class of 2024

  • Four-star WR Nick Marsh; River Rouge High School; River Rouge, Mich.; No. 116 nationally, No. 20 Wide Receiver, No. 3 in state of Michigan
  • Three-star CB Jaylen Thompson; Riverdale High School; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; No. 541 nationally, No. 43 Cornerback, No. 11 in state of Tennessee
  • Three-star OT Mercer Luniewski; Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio; No. 712 nationally, No. 52 Offensive Tackle, No. 28 in state of Ohio
  • Three-star CB Justin Denson; La Salle Academy; Providence, R.I.; No. 745 nationally, No. 60 Cornerback, No. 20 in state of Pennsylvania
  • Three-star ATH Andrew Brinson IV; Gaither High School; Tampa, Fla.; No. 1019 nationally, No. 89 Athlete, No. 137 in state of Florida
  • Three-star LB Jadyn Walker; Portage Northern High School; Portage, Mich.; No. 1067 nationally, No. 93 Linebacker, No. 17 in state of Michigan
  • Three-star QB Alessio Milivojevic; St. Francis High School, Wheaton, Ill.; No. 1162 natonally, No. 67 Quarterback, No. 25 in state of Illinois
  • Three-star IOL Charlton Luniewski; Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio; No. 1361 nationally, No. 109 Interior Offensive Lineman, No. 54 in state of Ohio
  • Three-star TE Wyatt Hook; Homestead High School; Cupertino, Calif.; No. 1403 nationally, No. 72 Tight End, No. 102 in state of California
  • Three-star RB Brandon Tullis; Memorial High School, Frisco, Texas; No. 1493 nationally, No. 110 Running Back, No. 215 in state of Texas
  • Three-star ATH Keshawn Williams; Riverdale High School; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; No. 1555 nationally, No. 141 Athlete, No. 49 in state of Tennessee
  • Three-star RB Makhi Frazier; McKinney High School; McKinney, Texas; No. 1579 nationally, No. 117 Running Back, No. 223 in state of Texas
  • Three-star WR Austin Clay; Midpark High School; Cleveland, Ohio; No. 1739 nationally, No. 207 Wide Receiver, No. 74 in state of Ohio
  • Three-star LB Carter Enyard; Mary Institute & St. Louis Country Day High School; Saint Louis, Mo.; No. 2141 nationally, No. 191 linebacker, No. 27 in state of Missouri

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