MSU football extends offer to one of top players from Washington, D.C. in 2026 class
Michigan State football has extended an offer to a three-star offensive lineman prospect from our nation's capital.
Adrian Hamilton of Washington, D.C. announced on Thursday that he's received an offer from Michigan State. Hamilton posted on his social media X account about the offer from the Spartans.
Hamilton is a three-star interior offensive lineman in the 2026 class. He holds a recruiting rating of 87 on 247Sports.
Hamilton ranks as the No. 64 interior offensive lineman prospect in 247Sports' rankings for the 2026 class. He is also listed as the No. 4 player from Washington, D.C.
Michigan State is one of more than 20 schools to extend an offer to Hamilton, according to 247Sports. He also holds offers from Virginia Tech, Pitt, Virginia, Boston College, Akron, Buffalo, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, Duke, Maryland, Marshall, East Carolina, Syracuse, Old Dominion, Toledo, Tulane, USF, Wake Forest and West Virginia.
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