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Former Michigan State football OL Andy Hartman transferring to GVSU

Another Michigan State football player is on the move. Former Spartan offensive lineman Andy Hartman committed to transfer to Grand Valley State University on Friday.

Hartman, a walk-on from Grand Blanc, committed to the Spartans as a PWO back in 2021. He entered the portal back in April, and now will find a new home at GVSU.

Committed to Grand Valley State University ⚓️⬆️ @CoachWooster @CoachStuddGV @Digdeep810 pic.twitter.com/rvDA5h58os

— Andy Hartman (@andy_hartman3) May 17, 2024

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Two more Michigan State football players enter NCAA transfer portal on Wednesday

There has been a flurry of transfers out of Michigan State football this week following the team’s first public practice held on Saturday. That trend continued on Wednesday when kicker Stephen Rusnak and walk-on offensive lineman Andy Hartman both hit the NCAA transfer portal.

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Walk-On OL Andy Hartman

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Michigan State football lands PWO commitment from Grand Blanc OT Andy Hartman

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Michigan State football continues to add PWO commitments from big, local lineman from the state of Michigan. For the third time in just a few weeks, the Spartans added another offensive tackle via PWO, this time gaining the commitment of Andy Hartman, a 2022 2-star offensive tackle from Grand Blanc, Michigan.

Hartman is a 6-foot-6, 255-pound offensive tackle who is ranked the No. 84 best player in the state of Michigan by 247Sports and their No. 234 ranked offensive tackle overall.

Hartman had offers from schools like Eastern Michigan and Bowling Green but will instead opt to bet on himself and try to earn a scholarship with the Spartans.

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