Michigan State football took a hit on the recruiting trail on Wednesday, as three-star offensive tackle Quinn Buckey, who had been committed to the Spartans since June, announced that he would be reopening his recruitment.

Michigan Football is trending for a recruit committed to an ACC program, and he will be officially visiting for the Ohio State game this weekend. That and more in today’s Recruiting Roundup:

Here is how the top recruits and performers fared on the first day of the 2025 Michigan high school football state title games.

Dabney helped Huguenot hand Michigan five-star running back commit Savion Hiter and Louisa County its first loss of the season, rolling to a 34-11 playoff victory. Dabney totaled seven tackles on defense, including this tackle on Hiter. He also had 54 receiving yards and this touchdown grab.

The latest prospect to receive a preferred walk-on opportunity from Michigan State is Joshua Atiemo. A 6-foot-1, 210 pound athlete that is a standout at Novi (MI) Catholic Central High School, he would most likely project to the defensive backfield for Michigan State.

MHSAA football finals have plethora of top-ranked players in recruiting, including C.J. Sadler and Samson Gash. Who to watch at Ford Field.

Kaden Catchings, previously committed to South Florida, flipped to Michigan football, the second recruiting flip by the Wolverines in the past week.

In a matchup that they have circled on their respective calendars for a year, the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes will head to Ann Arbor to take on the No. 15 Michigan Wolverines for what will be the 121st rendition of the Big Game.

Three different receivers are listed as seniors on MSU's roster: Alante Brown, Rodney Bullard Jr., and second-leading receiver Omari Kelly. This is only Bullard's third year where he's seen action, though, so his eligibility situation is slightly more complex. There is always the possibility of others leaving through the transfer portal, too.