Head coach Tom Izzo and Michigan State men’s basketball have landed their first prospect in the 2025 class.
Four-star Jordan Scott, a 6-foot-7 forward from South Lakes High School in Virginia, announced his commitment to MSU on Thursday.
2025 forward Jordan Scott announces commitment to MSU men's basketball
Head Coach Tom Izzo looks on during a game against Albion College. The Spartans defeated the Britons, 85-50, at the Breslin Student Events Center on Oct. 29, 2019.
BREAKING: 4⭐️ SF Jordan Scott has committed to Michigan State 🏀
— 247Sports (@247Sports) October 10, 2024
The No. 52 prospect in the Top247 committed to the Spartans over Virginia Tech, and Maryland. 🔥
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Scott is currently ranked No. 52 in the 2025 class and the No. 11 small forward by 247Sports.
Scott will be a needed addition to a Spartan team that's recently lacked size on the wing. Versatile on both ends of the floor, Scott can be seen as a shooting guard in a small forward's frame with upside in perimeter shooting and solid defensive play at guard.
Prior to his commitment, Scott told 247Sports that he's a "perfect fit" at Michigan State.
"Tom Izzo basketball is the style I like to play," Scott said.
MSU beat out Maryland and Virginia Tech in the battle for Scott after losing out on top 20 recruits Jalen Haralson and Darius Adams in the last two weeks.
The Spartans still have a number of recruits to keep an eye on in the class of 2025, with top 50 prospects Dwayne Aristode, Cam Ward and Niko Bundalo all placing MSU in their respective final commitment options.
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