Michigan State football linebacker Marcel Lewis has entered his name into the transfer portal, the Free Press learned Monday. Lewis, a redshirt freshman, later tweeted an explanation for his decision, thanking former Spartans coach Mark Dantonio for recruiting him.
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Michigan State football linebacker Marcel Lewis has entered the transfer portal, the Free Press has learned. Lewis, a redshirt freshman, initially opted out this season because of concerns related to the novel coronavirus pandemic. But when the Big Ten reinstated the season in September, Lewis announced he would play this year.
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Two more Michigan State football players announced their intentions to opt out the season on Saturday. Marcel Lewis and Justin Stevens took to Twitter to announce they would not be playing in 2020.
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Lewis’ highlights on Friday night included more than top-notch tackles. Like he has done since the beginning of the season, Lewis made some big plays on offense as well, even finding the end zone. And he loved every minute of it. “I like playing offense too,” Lewis said with a grin. “I can move. I can juke or do whatever. Wherever coach wants me to play, I’ll play at.”
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A senior linebacker at Clinton Twp. Chippewa Valley, Lewis before his junior year last year didn’t get a whole lot of attention on the recruiting trail from college coaches. That all changed once the season started and he started making plays everywhere on the field. Suddenly, Lewis was getting all sorts of attention.
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Over the past few months, Michigan State football recruiting has been on an absolute tear. The nucleus of their 2019 class has already been set, and they are now just trying to add on a few pieces. Sparty UP and Coming caught up with a few of those commits during an unofficial visit to East Lansing, in which they saw the Spartans beat Utah State, 38-31.
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Chippewa Valley was on the verge of being blown out of its season opener, but senior linebacker/tight end Marcel Lewis would not stand for it. After falling behind 7-0 less than four minutes into the game, Chippewa Valley handed Saline the ball on the Big Reds’ 35-yard line.
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“Michigan is a great program, a great school, but I love Michigan State,” Lewis said. “That’s where my heart was. As a fan, I always liked Michigan State.” The 6-foot-1, 217-pound Lewis, who holds 18 college offers and made his commitment before taking any official visits, believes he can excel in East Lansing and become an All-Big Ten-caliber linebacker.
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In a certain way, the recruiting process for high school football athletes is a little like falling in love. When you know, you know. For three-star linebacker Marcel Lewis, Michigan State was the school he knew he wanted to play football at. “Michigan State, I just feel like they always showed me love,” Lewis said. “I know they are going to take care of me.”
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When Michigan State offered Clinton Township Chippewa Valley linebacker Marcel Lewis in January, the Spartans were his first Big Ten offer, and he immediately made it known it was an offer he had long waited for.
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Marcel Lewis fit right in among the defensive players on the Detroit Free Press high school football Dream Team at the gala in their honor on Sunday. But in a way, he was the odd one out. Lewis, a Chippewa Valley (Clinton Township, Mich.) junior linebacker, was the only underclassman selected for the compilation of the best defensive players in Michigan. He was one of only two on the whole team, along with Belleville (Mich.) tackle Devontae Dobbs, a 5-star junior in the 247Sports composite rankings.
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Michigan State looks ready for its biggest recruiting weekend since the Notre Dame game on Sept. 23 that yielded commitments from 4-star quarterback Dwan Mathis, 4-star offensive lineman James Ohonba and 3-star running back Elijah Collins. Shocky Jacques-Louis, a 3-star wide receiver in the 247Sports composite ratings, shared on Monday he plans to take an official visit to Michigan State this weekend for its game against Penn State. The Dunbar (Fort Myers, Fla.) senior has been verbally committed to Tennes
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