Tag: Kevin Jarvis

  • Recruiting analyst: Offensive linemen stars of Spartans’ 2017 class

    The Spartans signed four-star guard Kevin Jarvis (Maine South/Park Ridge, Ill.) as well as guard Jordan Reid (Cass Tech) and tackle Mustafa Khaleefah (Dearborn), who are both three-star players from Michigan. “I think, on the offensive front, you can win a lot of ballgames with guys like Kevin Jarvis and Jordan Reid paving the way in the trenches,” said Steve Wiltfong, a recruiting analyst for 247sports.com. “My favorite part about (MSU’s recruiting class) is the Kevin Jarvis, Jordan Reid (guard) combination.

    Source: Detroit Free Press

  • Four-star recruits Hunter Rison, Matt Dotson, and Kevin Jarvis all likely to make impact freshman year for Michigan State Football

    During Michigan State’s 3-9 season last year, head coach Mark Dantonio sent nine true freshman to the field to see snaps. That was by far the most number of true freshman he has played in his tenure at Michigan State, and this season, the progression of those recruits is likely to leave more freshman off the field than not. However, Michigan State has three four-star recruits who are more than capable of quickly finding a role in the Spartans’ weekly rotation.

    Source: isportsweb

  • 2017 Recruiting Class Videos

  • Michigan State hits home runs with top four recruits in 2017 class

    Time will ultimately tell how well this new crop of Spartans turns out but here’s a look at Michigan State’s home run signees, the top four-rated players (per 247Sports.com composite rankings) in this year’s class

    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