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Auburn football lands Northwestern transfer Dylan Senda

Auburn adds one more transfer to its impressive 2023 haul.

Just when you thought Auburn’s impressive 2023 class was full, they add one more.

Hugh Freeze has landed [autotag]Dylan Senda[/autotag], a transfer from Northwestern. Senda enrolled at Northwestern as a true freshman in January, but due to the dismissal of head coach Pat Fitzgerald, he elected to enter the transfer portal.

Before signing with the Wildcats, Senda was considered to be a three-star interior offensive lineman. He was the No. 39 IOL of the 2023 class and was the No. 12 overall recruit from the state of Michigan.

Although he is counted as a transfer, Senda is the sixth high school offensive lineman to sign with the 2023 class. In all, Auburn has signed 10 offensive linemen from the 2023 cycle.

Here’s a scouting report on Senda from 247Sports:

Will be able to play guard or center in college. Will be a bigger interior player. Multi-year starter with experience and is technically sound. Plays hard and has been consistent through his high school career. Has worked to improve his lateral agility and explosiveness. Will need to continue doing that and getting additional work in on flexibility and bend. Can move and get into the second level and plays with good balance. Higher floor prospect who will be a Power Five starter.

Senda, an interior lineman from Dearborn, Michigan, is listed as 6-5, 275 pounds.

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MSU football listed as finalist for 2023 3-star OL Dylan Senda of Dearborn, Mich.

MSU is one of four schools still in the running for one of the top 2023 prospects from the state of Michigan

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Michigan State is one of four schools still in the running for one of the top 2023 prospects from the state of Michigan.

Dylan Senda — a three-star offensive lineman from Dearborn, Mich. — revealed his top four on Wednesday, with the Spartans listed as a finalist. Michigan State is joined by Michigan, Northwestern and Iowa.

Senda plans to announce his commitment on Dec. 20.

Senda is ranked as the No. 25 interior lineman prospect in the 2023 class, and No. 9 player from Michigan. He’s also ranked as the No. 381 overall prospect in the country.

Senda is currently crystal balled to end up in Ann Arbor, Mich. as a Wolverines’ commit. We will find out soon enough where this top 10 state of Michigan prospect will end up.

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Michigan State football makes top in-state OL Dylan Senda’s top-8

Michigan State is thickly in the running for a top in-state offensive lineman:

Dearborn Divine Child standout Dylan Senda has made the decision to cut his list down to eight teams on Monday. The Spartans have made the cut and were featured among the eight teams.

“I wanted to cut my list down because I knew these were the ones (schools) I wanted to pursue the most after my visits and conversations with the coaches,” Dylan told Spartans Wire.

Michigan State is featured on the list with Cincinnati, Iowa, Miami, West Virginia, Penn State, Northwestern and Michigan.

Why did MSU make the list? That was an easy question for Senda.

“Michigan State is having an amazing season. I am super happy for Coach Tucker, Coach Kap, Coach Jarrod and the team. Michigan State has always been one of my favorites,” Senda said.

Now that the list is down to 8, many are wondering when could we see the list cut even more.

“Right now, I don’t have a timeline but I am getting a lot closer to knowing,” Senda said.

According to the 247Sports composite rankings, Senda is currently ranked as a 3-star and the No. 338 overall player, as well as the No. 8 player in the state of Michigan in the 2023 recruiting class.

Senda is seen by most as a guard or center prospect.

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Catching up with Michigan State football OL target Dylan Senda

2023 OL target Dylan Senda talks recruitment, MSU as the trail heats up

Even in season, Michigan State’s coaching staff is very active in the recruiting world. The staff lives by a motto, “recruit every day,” and it is certainly the truth.

Just yesterday, Michigan State got their 2023 recruiting class started, earning the commitment of TE Brennan Parachek.

Another top prospect in 2023 is Dylan Senda, an offensive lineman from Dearborn, Michigan. Senda attends Divine Child High School, dominating the line of scrimmage.

Currently, according to the 247Sports composite rankings, Senda ranks as the No. 331 overall player in the nation and the No. 8 player in the state of Michigan.

Senda is a major priority to the staff, and is someone Spartan fans need to keep their eyes on as the 2023 recruiting cycle unfolds.

SpartansWire had a conversation with Senda, talking about how his recruitment has gone to this point:

Michigan State Football offers 2023 6’5″ OG Dylan Senda

Mel Tucker has a known liking to bigger and stronger players. This recruit is no different as 6’5″ 285-pound OG Dylan Senda has been offered

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Mel Tucker has a known liking to bigger and stronger players. This recruit is no different as 6’5″ 285-pound offensive guard Dylan Senda announced on Wednesday that he received an offer from Michigan State University.

Senda, who attends Divine Child High School in Dearborn, Michigan, is a part of the class of 2023 and has no stars or rank on 247sports.

Senda has been offered by multiple Power 5 schools like Cincinnati, Kentucky, Maryland, Syracuse and Indiana.

Senda notes on his Twitter bio that he has a 3.8 GPA and is a multi-sport athlete. He also plays basketball and baseball, but his primary focus appears to be football. He also links a highlight reel in his bio and he looks like an absolute tank in them. He has the power and strength to push back his opponents and even pancakes a few of them. Expect him to be a 3- or 4-star recruit when 247sports releases that information on the class of 2023.

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