MSU Football offers 3-star Colorado OL Deacon Schmitt
MSU Football offers 3-star Colorado OL Deacon Schmitt
Michigan State football has extended an offer to a three-star offensive lineman from Colorado.
Deacon Schmitt of Windsor, Colo. announced on Wednesday that he's received an offer from the Spartans. Schmitt made the offer from the Spartans known by posting on his social media X account.
Schmitt is listed as the No. 35 interior offensive lineman in 247Sports' composite rankings for the 2026 class. He is also listed as the No. 2 player from Colorado and No. 400 overall prospect in the class.
Schmitt has a 88 rating on 247Sports.
Michigan State is one of more than 20 schools to extend an offer to Schmitt, according to 247Sports. He also has received offers from notable programs such as Alabama, Colorado, California, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Stanford, Tennessee, USC, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin.
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