Tag: Cody White

  • WRs Cody White, Hunter Rison benefiting in camp from NFL family backgrounds

    Michigan State freshmen receivers Cody White and Hunter Rison both have dads who played in the NFL, and their experience around pro football at such a young age has given them an edge in fall camp. Coach Mark Dantonio said during his media day news conference last week that both will see plenty of playing time early this season, while their teammates at the position praised their eagerness to improve. The question is where will the frosh land on the Week 1 depth chart?

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • Scouting the Spartans freshman football players

    While college basketball is getting younger and younger, success on the football field still requires a strong base of experience. The Spartans, on the other hand, are looking at a season where they will be dependent on freshman.

    Source: The Only Colors

  • Mark Dantonio ‘pleasantly surprised’ by MSU’s talent, lists true freshmen that will play

    Michigan State is beginning just its second week of fall camp but coach Mark Dantonio has already had time to evaluate his new roster. What stands out so far? Talent, Dantonio said. “I think I’m most pleasantly surprised with how many good players we have, quite honestly,” Dantonio said on Monday during Michigan State’s media day. “We lost some players, we lost some good players, we lost some other players who weren’t going to play for us.”

    Source: MLive.com

  • Michigan State wide receivers are young, ‘but we’re ready, too’

    Cam Chambers waited and watched three of his classmates get their chance at wide receiver last season. First, Justin Layne moved to cornerback. Then Donnie Corley was dismissed from the program. Now, Chambers sees a chance to make his impact. “It was tough,” the redshirt freshman said today. “I wanted to help any time. I was eager to get out there. I was on-call and ready to go whenever I was called. ”He’s likely to hear his name very soon.

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • MSU freshman Cody White gets acclimated with father, Sheldon, on staff

    The transition from high school to college can be difficult. For Cody White, at least there’s a familiar face to greet him every morning. His father, Sheldon. “Yeah, it’s been cool just having him around, being able to talk to him about stuff,” the younger White said during Michigan State’s minicamp in June.

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • Freshmen who could see the field for Michigan State football this fall

    Josiah Scott became one of the spring game stars. Hunter Rison and Jack Camper both gave fans a sneak peek at their skills as well. Those were Michigan State’s three early enrollees. But the Spartans could be counting on a few more true freshmen to help rebound from last year’s 3-9 debacle.

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • Michigan State football signees get to work with playing time in sight

    Mustafa Khaleefah, Jordan Reid and Cody White shook hands, shared hugs and caught up on their lives like old friends.In a lot of way, the three Michigan State signees already are close. They’ve been part of the same group text with each other since they committed before last summer.

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • Signing Day Superlatives: Best of the 2017 recruiting cycle

    The 23 recruits have competed at camps. They’ve planned and taken visits. They’ve committed. They’ve looked to recruit others. And, finally, they filled out their letters of intent on National Signing Day. Now that it’s over, why not have a little fun? Let’s learn a little more than names, faces and star ratings with our signing day superlatives.

    Source: Land of 10

  • 5 Michigan State signees who can contribute in 2017

    Nine freshmen played in a football game for Michigan State in 2016. That would be nine real freshmen. You know, the ones that are in their first year at college. We’re not talking about the ones that got two semesters of learning the ropes of college life under their belts as a redshirt before seeing the field. They’re still young and inexperienced, but not like real freshmen.

    Source: Land of 10

  • Grinz on Green Signing Day Recap: Hunter Rison, Cody White Both Lifelong Students of the Game

    It’s as if Hunter Rison and Cody White are coming to Michigan State with an abundance of advanced-placement credits. In wide receiving. Both first-year Spartans to be – Rison is already enrolled and White arrives with the rest of the 2017 recruiting class this summer – have been students of the game since birth, and probably before based on conclusions experts have made about pre-natal information exchange.

    Source: Michigan State Official Athletic Site

  • Breaking down MSU class: Cody White can do it all

    Donnie Corley and Trishton Jackson played as true freshmen last year, and although that is a position with young talent, Hunter Rison brings a little something different to the table.

    Source: Detroit News

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  • Don’t forget me: Michigan State 2017 National Signing Day class full of long-term commitments

    Here’s a look at four players who committed to Michigan State six months or more ago and are expected to become official signees on Wednesday. All ratings are from the 247Sports.com composite rankings.

    Source: Land of 10

  • Trieu: Top Michigan State recruits driven by common goal

    Upon retiring from the NFL, Blaise Winter began speaking at clinics and helping schools with defensive line technique. One of the schools he worked with from approximately 2005-08 was Michigan State. In 2005, his son Donovan was only 6, but his father’s stories about working with the Spartans stuck with him. He decided at an early age that he wanted to be a Spartan.

    Source: Detroit News

  • Cody White the latest versatile wide receiver commit for Michigan State

    Cody White was among the last of Michigan State’s prospects to arrive for his official visit in East Lansing last Friday night. The three-star Spartans wide receiver commit had good reason to be late. By the time he got to East Lansing to join his future teammates, he had already scored 11 points in Walled Lake Western’s 19-point win over rival Walled Lake Central basketball, to stay in first place in the conference.

    Source: MLive.com

  • Cody White carries family torch

    Cody White accomplished a lot during his outstanding high school career at Walled Lake Western, capping it off with a Division 2 state championship game appearance at Ford Field this past November.

    Source: Detroit News

  • Breaking down WR Cody White’s game

    Cody White is one of the most dynamic wide receivers in the 2017 class out of Walled Lake (Mich.) Western and Michigan State even hired Cody’s dad, Shelton White, as a program consultant this past year.

    Source: Spartan Avenue