Former Indiana cornerback Kobee Minor expected to commit to Michigan State, per report

There is some big news surrounding former Indiana Hoosiers defensive star cornerback Kobee Minor. According to Matt Zenitz, Minor is expected to commit to playing for Indiana’s Big Ten rival, Michigan State.

“The current expectation is that ex-Indiana standout cornerback Kobee Minor ends up at Michigan State, sources tell @chris_hummer and me for @247Sports. Was honorable mention All-Big Ten at Indiana last year. Previously visited Mississippi State,” said Zenitz via X.

The news of the expected commitment comes nearly 24 hours after the former Hoosier took to social media to pin-drop his location, showing that he was in East Lansing, MI, home of the Michigan State Spartans, for a visit.

Minor spent one season with the Hoosiers. During that season, he played in 11 games and helped Indiana to go 3-9 on the season. He, personally, had 29 total tackles and four passes defended on the season, both of which were career highs for Minor. That performance was also good enough to be named an All-Big Ten honorable mention.

Prior to his season at Indiana, Kobee Minor spent three seasons at Texas Tech. He redshirted for the 2020 season before playing in 22 games, often as a specialist, in 2021 and 2022 for the Red Raiders.

On3’s Dan Morrison contributed to this article

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