Michigan State football adds Prairie View A&M to replace Louisiana on 2024 schedule

MSU has found their week three opponent to replace Louisiana:

Michigan State was left in a bit of a bind early this offseason. The Spartans were set to face the Ragin Cajuns of Louisiana in week three of the 2024 season. That game will not happen anymore, as Louisiana bought out of the contract, for $500,000, to replace that game with a trip to Wake Forest.

Now, just nine months away from gametime, the Spartans needed to find an opponent, which isn’t the easiest of tasks. MSU has found their new week three opponent.

In a schedule reveal on X, it was announced that MSU will now host Prairie View A&M to replace Louisiana.

Prairie View A&M is an FCS team, competing in the SWAC, and went 6-6 in 2023.

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2024 TE Wyatt Hook commits to Michigan State football

BREAKING: 2024 TE Wyatt Hook gives commitment to Michigan State

Shortly after Jonathan Smith landed the first commitment of his tenure at Michigan State, he landed the second commitment of his tenure. The Spartans have picked up the pledge of tight end Wyatt Hook, a 3-star tight end from Cupertino, California.

Hook was the longest tenured commit to Oregon State, before making the move with the coaching staff over to Michigan State after an official visit this past weekend.

Aside from Michigan State and Oregon State, Hook held additional offers from Cal, Colorado and Washington State.

Frazier joins Justin Denson, Makhi Frazier, Charlton Luniewski, Mercer Luniewski, Nick Marsh, Jaylen Thompson, Jadyn Walker and Keshawn Williams as members of the Spartans 2024 recruiting class.

Multiple 2024 Alabama games among most anticipated future SEC matchups

Alabama’s 2024 schedule features three games that make the top-10 most anticipated matchups! See which ones they are.

Alabama football’s 2024 SEC opponents were recently revealed, along with the rest of the conference. There are a few interesting games on the schedule, as well as some that are notably missing.

The Crimson Tide has three games on the schedule that were recently included in the top 10 most anticipated SEC matchups for the 2024 season.

USA TODAY’s Jace Evans opens the list with the Iron Bowl at No. 10.

“The Iron Bowl is consistently one of the more interesting rivalry matchups in the SEC, even if it’s historically fairly one-sided,” writes Evans. “It’s nice it’s not going away, though, and it will be interesting to see how Auburn fares vs. Alabama in what should be their second season under coach Hugh Freeze.”

The next Alabama game to make the list is when the Tide will hit the road to take on Oklahoma at No. 4.

“Two of the true titans of college football, the Crimson Tide and Sooners have met way less than you think for teams that are perennially in the national title discussion. Their 2024 matchup will be only their seventh meeting of all-time (Oklahoma leads the series 3-2-1) and first since the Orange Bowl in December 2018. A home-and-home in 2002-2003 is the only time they’ve played on each other’s campuses. It’s going to be a cool thing to see.”

Finally, Georgia‘s trip to Tuscaloosa is the most anticipated game of the 2024 season.

“Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC is exciting, but that doesn’t mean the league’s balance of power is going to be changing anytime soon. Georgia could very well be the three-time defending national champions when this game kicks off. Alabama is Alabama. Though they’ve had major matchups in Atlanta at the SEC championship game and have split a pair of national title game showdowns, this battle of two of the sport’s best programs will mark just the third time in 18 seasons that Georgia will travel to Tuscaloosa. It might be the game of the year across all of college football.”

The 2024 season is still over a year away, but the excitement will continue to build in the meantime.

Roll Tide Wire will follow Alabama football as the 2023 season approaches.

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