Another MSU football wide receiver enters transfer portal
Another MSU football wide receiver enters transfer portal Jaylan Brown joins Austin Clay as a second Michigan State wide receiver to hit the transfer portal on Tuesday morning
A second Michigan State wide receiver has reportedly hit the transfer portal on Tuesday morning.
Redshirt freshman wide receiver Jaylan Brown will reportedly leave Michigan State and enter the transfer portal, according to Sean Cooper of C4 Sports Performance. This news on Brown came out shortly after it was being reported that Austin Clay would transfer away from Michigan State.
Like Clay, Brown was a Michigan State commit in the 2024 class. Brown was a three-star prospect out of Nacogdoches, Texas, and ranked as the No. 66 wide receiver in 247Sports' rankings for the 2024 class.
Brown redshirted this past season and never saw game action as a Spartan.
The spring transfer portal window will remain open until April 25. Stay with Spartans Wire for all of your Michigan State transfer portal news and updates.
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