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Amarri Irving’s College Decision Looms as Michigan State Eyes Flip

The former Notre Dame commit's recruitment is complicated by the departure of his former linebackers coach

Irving's Commitment in Limbo

Amarri Irving, a highly touted linebacker from Florida, announced his commitment to Notre Dame in November 2025 as part of the 2027 recruiting class, a pledge that was made while the Fighting Irish’s linebackers coach Max Bullough was still on staff.

However, Bullough left the Irish to take a similar role at his alma mater, Michigan State, a move that has opened a pathway for the Spartans to intensify their pursuit of the recruit.

What’s at Stake for Both Programs

Irving took an official visit to East Lansing over the weekend, getting a firsthand look at the program and its facilities, and the timing of the visit has heightened speculation that the Spartans could succeed in flipping his decision.

The recruitment now stands as one of the most watched storylines in college football, with analysts noting that the departure of Bullough removes a key personal connection that had originally anchored Irving’s commitment to Notre Dame.

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