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MSU LB transfer Quavian Carter commits to Florida A&M

Quavian Carter commits to Florida A&M

Michigan State linebacker Quavian Carter made the decision to enter the NCAA transfer portal and he now has his new home. The former Spartan will be heading to the FCS level of college football, committing to play for Florida A&M.

A member of Michigan State’s 2022 recruiting class, Carter redshirted in 2022 and then did not play in 2023 due to a season ending injury.

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Michigan State football linebacker Quavian Carter enters NCAA transfer portal

Michigan State football safety Quavian Carter enters NCAA transfer portal

Michigan State football had another player enter the NCAA transfer portal this week, losing linebacker Quavian Carter to the portal.

Carter, a redshirt freshman, did not play in his two years with the Spartans after suffering an injury this year. Carter is one of twenty-three players still in the portla for MSU.

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Michigan State football linebacker commit Quavian Carter locks in with the Spartans

Michigan State has locked up their lone LB commit in Quavian Carter

The lone linebacker commit in the 2022 recruiting class, Quavian Carter has signed his NLI, locking him in with the Spartans. Carter has been very quiet throughout his recruitment, and to no surprise, it was unknown he was on a visit to MSU until he committed on that visit.

Carter held notable offers from Michigan, Clemson and Florida State, among others, and took an official visit to Ole Miss this fall. The Spartans ultimately ended up on top in this recruitment though.

Player Profile

Position: Linebacker

Height/Weight: 6’4″/200 pounds

Hometown: Leesburg, Georgia

High School: Lee County High School

247Sports Composite ranking: 3-Star, No. 660 nationally

Analysis: Carter is an interesting prospect, like fellow commit Malcolm Jones, is a member of Lee County High School but is not playing linebacker, he is a safety. Some colleges projected him as a safety in college, but the MSU coaches see NFL potential in transitioning Carter to linebacker. Only time will tell, as Carter will need a season or two to get his body right in order to physically be ready to play the linebacker position, but their is a very high ceiling if all goes well.

Stay tuned to Spartans Wire for all of your signing day coverage!

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Recruiting Round-Up: How MSU football commits fared last week

Take a look at how Michigan State football’s commits played in week one of the high school season.

It is the start of a brand new year in football, the 2021 edition of football for high school, college and professional.

The high school season got kicked off this past weekend for several states across the country.

In this series, we will look at how Michigan State’s commits fared in their games from the prior week.

Mel Tucker has brought a lot of excitement around the program, especially when it comes to recruiting, and being able to keep up with how the newest Spartans are competing at the high school ranks will continue to bring excitement.

3-star LB/S Quavian Carter commits to Michigan State during official visit

MSU has picked up their sixth commit in the 2022 class, with three-star linebacker/safety prospect Quavian Carter committing on Saturday.

Michigan State has picked up their sixth commit in the 2022 class, with three-star linebacker/safety prospect Quavian Carter committing on Saturday.

Carter — who is from Leesburg, Ga. — announced his commitment to Michigan State on Saturday night during his official visit in East Lansing.

Carter is ranked as the No. 644 overall recruit in the 2022 class and No. 39 safety. Carter is listed at 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds.

Carter choose Michigan State over numerous big-time programs that have previously offered him, including Clemson, Penn State, Michigan, Tennessee, Ole Miss and Florida State.

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Tennessee offers 2022 safety Quavian Carter

Tennessee Vols’ football recruiting news.

Josh Heupel was hired as Tennessee’s head coach on Jan. 27.

He and his coaching staff are recruiting towards the Vols’ 2022 class.

Tennessee has offered 2022 safety Quavian Carter. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound prospect is from Lee County High School in Leesburg, Georgia.

“Gratefully blessed to receive another offer from (the) University of Tennessee,” Carter said on Twitter.

Jan 30, 2021; Knoxville, Tennessee; Tennessee Volunteers head football coach Josh Heupel speaks during the game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Kansas Jayhawks at Thompson-Boling Arena. Mandatory Credit: Randy Sartin-USA TODAY Sports

Carter has Power Five offers from Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Boston College, Michigan, Michigan State, Georgia Tech and Penn State.

The Vols currently do not have a commitment for its 2022 recruiting class.

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Michigan State Football re-offers 2022 safety Quavian Carter out of Georgia

The Spartans have re-offered a 6’4″ safety out of Georgia.

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Over the past few days, Michigan State Football has re-offered a few future recruiting targets to re-affirm their commitment to those players. The latest? 2022 safety Quavian Carter out of Leesburg, Georgia.

Carter fits the profile of a Tucker recruit, standing at 6’4″, 200-pounds, which is huge for a safety that is still in high school. Aside from the Spartans, Carter is being heavily recruited by Cincinnati, Penn State and Georgia Tech.

This will be another opportunity for Mel Tucker to go down south and grab a prized recruit if he can do it.

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