Michigan State football has made their latest splash in the NCAA transfer portal, picking up their fourth wide receiver of the cycle. The Spartans have added the commitment of Rod Bullard, a division two transfer from Valdosta State (GA).

MSU has gotten a very strong portal haul at receiver, adding Omar Kelly and Chrishon McCray. While the starting group has been established, the Spartans may take a flier on D2 transfer DJ Black, who has 4.3 speed. Black visited East Lansing this past week.

Lawrence Hattar was not a big name in the transfer portal, whatsoever. The Livonia, Mich. native has played for Division II Ferris State since 2022, but at 6-foot-5, 335 pounds, he’s a big body at a position of need along the interior offensive line.

Michigan State football picked up the commitment of Idaho transfer tight end Mason Mini just a few days ago, but now, he will not be joining the Spartans program. According to a report by Steve Wiltfong of On3 Sports,

Michigan State football lost Kevin Wigenton to the transfer portal during the coaching change before last season. Wigenton, who started six games at right guard in 2023 for the Spartans, ended up at Illinois.

We knew that the Michigan football team was going to go after offensive linemen in the transfer portal, and they got one here. Lawrence Hattar is the second offensive lineman in this transfer portal class as the Wolverines also landed a commitment from Cal Poly transfer Brady Norton.

Michigan State football got a huge update on the transfer portal front on Monday when it was announced on social media that former BYU linebacker Aisea Moa is committed to transfer to MSU. Moa was a 4-star recruit out of high school from Ogden,