Indiana transfer edge rusher Anthony Jones tells me that he will take an official visit to Michigan State beginning Thursday, April 18 and ending on Saturday, April 20 (the day as the "Spring Showcase" event). He was originally planning to arrive on Monday, April 22 and finishing up on April 24, but the visit has been moved up.
Jones played in all 12 games for the Hoosiers in 2023, including four starts. He recorded 12 tackles and a half-tackle-for-loss. While at IU last year, Jones played under defensive coordinator Chad Wilt. Wilt coached inside linebackers primarily, in addition to coordinating the entire defense, but Jones did get some pass-rushing work in with him. Of course, Wilt is now the co-special teams coordinator and rush ends coach at Michigan State. Jones is being recruited as a rush end/edge.
In addition to Michigan State and UCLA, Jones has visits planned to Georgia Tech, Central Florida and Kansas. He has also already visited California.
Jones is a Las Vegas native. He began his career at Oregon in 2022. He appeared in two games for the Ducks as a true freshman and took a redshirt. Jones will have three years of eligibility remaining.
Jones played in all 12 games for the Hoosiers in 2023, including four starts. He recorded 12 tackles and a half-tackle-for-loss. While at IU last year, Jones played under defensive coordinator Chad Wilt. Wilt coached inside linebackers primarily, in addition to coordinating the entire defense, but Jones did get some pass-rushing work in with him. Of course, Wilt is now the co-special teams coordinator and rush ends coach at Michigan State. Jones is being recruited as a rush end/edge.
In addition to Michigan State and UCLA, Jones has visits planned to Georgia Tech, Central Florida and Kansas. He has also already visited California.
Jones is a Las Vegas native. He began his career at Oregon in 2022. He appeared in two games for the Ducks as a true freshman and took a redshirt. Jones will have three years of eligibility remaining.
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