Tennessee 3-star DL Djidjou Bah to take an official visit to Michigan State next month
Michigan State football will host a three-star defensive lineman from Tennessee for an official visit next month.
Djidjou Bah of Germantown, Tenn. will take an official visit to Michigan State at the end of May. He posted on his social media X account that he'll be visiting Michigan State on May 30.
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Bah ranks as the No. 127 defensive lineman in 247Sports' rankings for the 2025 class. He is listed as a three-star prospect and holds a rating of 85 on 247Sports.
Michigan State is one of more than 20 schools to offer Bah, according to 247Sports. He also holds notable offers from Iowa, Indiana, NC State, Duke, Georgia Tech, Memphis, UNLV, USF, West Virginia, Rice and Charlotte.
According to 247Sports, Bah is also set to take official visits to NC State, USF, Iowa and Indiana in the next few months.
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