Four-Star OT Caleb Johnson High on Michigan State After Strong Visit

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Michigan State hosted four-star offensive tackle Caleb Johnson for a two-day visit during the team's spring practices. Johnson, who is from Noblesville, Indiana, previously visited the school in January and came away impressed with the program's culture, coaching staff, and daily expectations.

Why it matters

Recruiting top offensive line talent is crucial for Michigan State as they look to rebuild their program under new head coach Pat Fitzgerald. Landing a commitment from Johnson, a highly-touted recruit, would be a major boost for the Spartans' 2024 recruiting class.

The details

During his two-day visit, Johnson got an inside look at Michigan State's spring practices and the overall program. The Spartans have been heavily focused on hosting recruits throughout the spring to give them a firsthand experience of the team's culture and expectations.

• Johnson previously visited Michigan State at the end of January.
• His latest visit took place on Friday and Saturday.

What’s next

Michigan State will continue to work on building a strong relationship with Johnson as they look to secure his commitment for their 2024 recruiting class.