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BREAKING: Michigan State Lands Two More Commitments Along Offensive Line

The Spartans stay hot on the recruiting trail, with now four verbal pledges in the past three days...

Matthew Lounsberry

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Another day, another pair of verbal commitments for Michigan State.

The Spartans' class of 2024 is now up to nine members, including four pledges in the past three days, after twin brothers and three-star Cincinnati (Ohio) Hills Christian Academy Mercer and Charlton Luniewski announced their commitment to MSU on Monday afternoon.

The Luniewski brothers' decision comes on the heels of an official visit to Michigan State this past weekend. MSU offensive line coach Chris Kapilovic and the support staff made a big enough impression to bring the twins into the fold, beating out the hometown Cincinnati Bearcats in this recruitment.

While both are considered three-star recruits, Mercer is ranked above his brother as the No. 846 overall player and No. 67 offensive tackle prospect in the class. His measurables are impressive at 6-foot-7 and 300 pounds, and he's received 25 scholarship offers including Duke, Boston College, Minnesota, Wake Forest and Tulane among others.

Charlton, meanwhile, is considered the No. 1411 overall player, No. 112 interior offensive lineman in the '24 cycle. He's a bit smaller than his brother at 6-foot-5, 280 pounds and has received 17 scholarship offers. Programs that have offered both brothers include Wisconsin, Cincinnati, Appalachian State, Connecticut, Kentucky, Pittsburgh and Virginia among others.

Michigan State has a solid crop of offensive linemen committed in their 2024 class. In addition to the Luniewski brothers, Kapilovic has previously earned pledges from three-stars Andrew Dennis and Logan Bennett, each of whom are listed as interior offensive linemen.

Over the weekend, the Spartans also landed verbal commitments from four-star tailback Anthony Carrie and three-star defensive back Syair Torrence, which came on the heels of pledges from three-star safety Reggie Powers and three-star defensive back Camren Campbell. Michigan State had previously earned a commitment from three-star cornerback Jaylen Thompson.

Michigan State Verbal Commitments, Class of 2024

  • Four-star RB Anthony Carrie; Carrollwood Day High School; Tampa, Fla.; No. 273 nationally, No. 22 running back, No. 43 in state of Florida
  • Three-star CB Jaylen Thompson; Riverdale High School; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; No. 436 nationally, No. 38 Cornerback, No. 10 in state of Tennessee
  • Three-star S Reggie Powers III; Centerville High School; Dayton, Ohio; No. 504 nationally, No. 48 Safety, No. 17 in state of Ohio
  • Three-star IOL Andrew Dennis; Mt. Pleasant High School; Mount Pleasant, Mich.; No. 584 nationally, No. 36 Interior Offensive Lineman, No. 12 in state of Michigan
  • Three-star ATH Syair Torrence; Christian Brothers Academy; Syracuse, N.Y.; No. 658 nationally, No. 88 wide receiver, No. 5 in state of New York
  • Three-star OT Mercer Luniewski; Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio; No. 846 nationally, No. 67 Offensive Tackle, No. 32 in state of Ohio
  • Three-star CB Camren Campbell; Tampa Bay Tech; Tampa, Fla.; No. 868 nationally, No. 73 Cornerback, No. 118 in state of Florida
  • Three-star IOL Logan Bennett; St. Frances Academy; Baltimore, Mary.; No. 1207 nationally, No. 87 Interior Offensive Lineman, No. 33 in state of Maryland
  • Three-star IOL Charlton Luniewski; Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Cincinnati, Ohio; No. 1411 nationally, No. 112 Interior Offensive Lineman, No. 64 in state of Ohio

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