Jalen Hunt and Tre’Von Morgan are at Michigan State. Only one, however, will be able to be on the field right away. Coach Mark Dantonio said late arrival Morgan, a true freshman from Massillon, Ohio, has a “knee issue.”
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Jalen Hunt and Tre’Von Morgan are at Michigan State. Only one, however, will be able to be on the field right away. Coach Mark Dantonio said late arrival Morgan, a true freshman from Massillon, Ohio, has a “knee issue.”
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Every year, college football’s regenerative cycle means fresh faces become household names. Michigan State football has a few players who could make an impact at key positions of need this fall. Some have been in the program, some have yet to take a class. But the Spartans are eager to see how a few of these players will mesh by the time they open the season Aug. 30 at home against Tulsa.
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Michigan State wide receiver signee Tre’Von Morgan wasn’t on campus for spring ball, but he still got some fully-padded reps in. The Massillon (Ohio) senior participated in Saturday’s Ohio North-South All-Star Classic, giving him one last opportunity to compete on his home field before he heads for East Lansing this summer. Morgan had five catches for 93 yards and a touchdown to earn North Offensive Player of the Game honors.
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It is no secret Michigan State’s 2019 football recruiting class is loaded with talent on the offensive and defensive line. Here’s a look at five prospects in MSU’s 2019 recruiting class who should be considered dark horses for early playing time in the fall.
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Mark Dantonio announced on Wednesday that wide receiver Tre’Von Morgan (6-6, 218, Massillon, Ohio/Massillon Washington High School) has signed a National Letter of Intent with the Spartans and will join the team for the 2019 season.
Tre’Von Morgan is expected to send in his letter of intent after committing in early January. “He really came on strong as a senior,” said Allen Trieu, Midwest recruiting analyst for 247Sports.com. “He was a good prospect as a junior, but I think he became a great prospect as a senior and that’s why you saw several Power Five schools, including Michigan State, pull the trigger during the fall.”
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MSU has one committed player — WR Tre’Von Morgan from Ohio — expected to join the others who signed in December to bring the class to 20. Coaches have mostly turned their attention to beginning to form the 2020 class, but the Spartans are seeking a few more pieces for this fall when the signing period reopens Feb. 6.
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It was love at first sight for Massillon (Ohio) Washington senior wide receiver Tre’Von Morgan and Michigan State. The 6-foot-6, 215-pound pass-catcher committed to the Spartans earlier in the month, despite previously saying he would visit schools in January before making a decision.
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Wide receiver Tre’Von Morgan of Massillon (Ohio) Washington will be able to officially join the Spartans when the traditional signing period begins on Feb. 6.
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