The Michigan State football coaching staff is making strategic moves during this February recruiting dead period, staying active behind the scenes. They're laying the groundwork for a busy spring visit season, which kicks off when the dead period ends on March 2.
On February 18, linebackers coach Max Bullough made a significant connection with Amir Hogans, a standout linebacker from The Hun School in Princeton, New Jersey. This prestigious program is known for developing Power Four talent, and Hogans is no exception.
Standing at an impressive 6-foot-3 and 215 pounds, Hogans is already attracting considerable attention. With over ten scholarship offers, he's on the radar of schools like Boston College, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Wake Forest, and South Florida.
His academic prowess is also turning heads, earning him several Ivy League offers. Hogans is proving to be as formidable in the classroom as he is on the field, making him a highly sought-after recruit.