Michigan State has shown interest in defensive lineman Brandon Lane, who has entered the transfer portal after receiving offers from multiple FBS schools, despite not having played in an FBS conference. Lane, a three-star prospect in high school, recorded 44 tackles and 6.5 for a loss last season, showcasing his potential as a transfer rated 86. With notable teams like Oklahoma, Washington, and Kentucky also in contact, Lane seeks a competitive environment where he can vie for a starting role and flourish under a well-developed coaching scheme.

By the Numbers
  • Lane recorded 44 tackles and 6.5 for a loss last season
  • He is rated 86 as a transfer
  • He started his college career at South Dakota State before transferring to Stephen F. Austin
State of Play
  • Michigan State has shown interest in Lane and has a new proven defensive coordinator, Joe Rossi
  • Legi Suiaunoa, named defensive line coach at Michigan State, has over 20 years of coaching experience
Bottom Line

Michigan State's interest in Brandon Lane highlights the program's pursuit of talent to bolster its defensive line, potentially leveraging a new, experienced coaching staff to elevate the team's performance.