Spartans target, 3-star QB Cooper Newman to reportedly visit MSU next month
Cooper Newman of Sevierville, Tenn. will reportedly visit Michigan State for their home game against Boston College on September 6. Ryan O'Bleness of Spartans Illustrated reported the notable visit for Newman.
Newman is a three-star prospect with recruiting rating of 82.33 in Rivals' Industry Ranking system. He ranks as the No. 48 quarterback and No. 563 overall prospect in the class.
Michigan State is one of more than 10 schools to extend an offer to Newman, according to On3. Other schools to offer Newman were Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Northwestern, Maryland, Appalachian State, Marshall, Toledo, Gardner-Webb and Bowling Green.
Newman is one of many big-name visitors coming to Michigan State for a game this fall, with the Boston College matchup in week two being a massive recruiting weekend for the Spartans. Adding Newman to that list is promising and makes this weekend even bigger for the Spartans' recruitment in the 2027 class.
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