Multiple Michigan State Players Enter Transfer Portal

The transfer portal continues to reshape college football rosters with notable activity following spring practice. Michigan State linebacker Carter Enyard has entered the portal after one year without playing time, seeking opportunities elsewhere. Defensive back Dillon Tatum from Michigan State, who has ties to the Michigan program, is also in the portal and is being considered as a potential transfer target for the Wolverines, highlighting the increasingly fluid rivalry landscape. Former high-profile Michigan State recruit and edge rusher Bai Jobe is transferring again, having spent last season at Kansas with limited impact. Additionally, five-star Oklahoma defensive lineman David Stone, who was once a top Michigan State recruiting target, has entered the portal, sparking speculation that Michigan State might pursue him given their need for defensive line talent. Due to SEC transfer rules, Stone cannot join another SEC team this cycle, making Big Ten schools, including Michigan State, possible destinations.