Michigan State wide receiver Montorie Foster isn’t used to watching film. Not football film, that is. The Cleveland product played varsity basketball before joining the St. Edward’s High School football team his senior year. He hadn’t been on the gridiron since sixth grade.
Source: Detroit News
Foster could be playing Division I basketball next season if he wanted to. He had two D-1 offers, from Akron and Eastern Kentucky. But he was aiming a little bit higher on the college basketball food chain. Instead, there will be an intramural basketball team at MSU that might land the player of its dreams.
Source: Lansing State Journal
Here’s a familiar sentence — Michigan State football got a commitment from a Lakewood St. Edward (OH) player. Now usually that’s meant a Dowell brother has committed, but this time around it comes in wide receiver Montorie Foster.
Source: The Only Colors
The rise of Montorie Foster from basketball player who had not put on a helmet since 7th grade to holding a Big Ten football scholarship from Michigan State is nothing short of remarkable.
Source: Detroit News