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Michigan State has secured six new scholarship commitments during the official visit season, climbing to No. 40 nationally and No. 13 in the Big Ten. The class features only one four‑star prospect, yet nine of the 13 pledges rank inside the top 1,000. With Pat Fitzgerald now overseeing a full recruiting cycle, the program hopes to translate this momentum into on‑field success despite recent instability.
Michigan State's football program added four prospects over the weekend, highlighted by Zach Forbish, a 2027 wide receiver from Texas who chose the Spartans over offers from Wisconsin and Pitt.
Brendan Fitzgerald, a three‑star receiver and the youngest of three brothers, announced his commitment to Michigan State on Tuesday, becoming the first preferred walk‑on in a class that is already ranked 50th nationally.
Brendan Fitzgerald, son of Michigan State coach Pat Fitzgerald, has pledged to the Spartans as a preferred walk‑on, following his brothers Jack and Ryan at Northwestern and Iowa.
Brendan Fitzgerald, a wide receiver from the Chicago suburbs, has pledged to Michigan State as a preferred walk‑on, continuing a family tradition that spans multiple Big Ten programs.
Brendan Fitzgerald, the son of Michigan State head coach Pat Fitzgerald, has pledged to join the Spartans as a preferred walk‑on, aiming to contribute as a wide receiver in the class of 2027.
Brendan Fitzgerald, the youngest son of Michigan State head coach Pat Fitzgerald, has pledged to the Spartans as a preferred walk‑on wide receiver for the class of 2027, continuing a family tradition that has already placed two older brothers in Division I programs.
The University of New Hampshire men’s hockey team saw its season end with a 7‑3 defeat to Northeastern in the Opening Round of the Hockey East Playoffs, finishing the year at 14‑20‑1.
The Wildcats revealed a slate of honors recognizing standout performances, improvement, and community contributions across the 2025‑26 season.
The University of New Hampshire unveiled its 2025‑26 men's ice hockey awards, recognizing players for leadership, performance, and community contributions.