MSU target, 3-star edge rusher Cory House reportedly cancels official visits at IU, UNC
A Michigan State recruiting target has reportedly cancelled a pair of upcoming official visits following his visit to East Lansing, Mich. this past weekend.
Three-star edge rusher Cory House has reportedly cancelled upcoming official visits to North Carolina and Indiana, according to 247Sports. House also has moved up his official visits for Iowa and Memphis, with a trip to Iowa now planned for June 5 and a visit to his hometown school of Memphis on June 13.
House took an official visit to Michigan State his past weekend, which appeared to go well based on reports from out of the visit. House is considered a high-priority target for the Spartans in the 2026 class.
House holds a recruiting rating of 87 on 247Sports, and ranks as the No. 66 edge rusher in the class. He is also listed as the No. 19 player from Tennessee and No. 825 player in the country.
House cancelling a pair of official visits bodes well for the Spartans in their pursuit of House. With visits to Iowa and Memphis still on the books, it appears House is still working his way through the recruiting process. It just now looks like it's shaping up to be a three-team race between the Spartans, Hawkeyes and Tigers.
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