2024 three-star TE Wyatt Hook commits to Michigan State
East Lansing, Mich. – Michigan State earned a commitment from 2024 Cupertino (Calif.) Homestead High School tight end Wyatt Hook Tuesday afternoon. He announced his pledge on social media.
Hook, a three-star prospect, originally committed to Oregon State on Dec. 1, 2022. He decommitted from the Beaver program shortly after former Oregon State head coach Jonathan Smith took the Michigan State job.
Brian Wozniak, Smith’s tight end coach at Oregon State, followed Smith to East Lansing. Michigan State officially hired Wozniak on Dec. 7. Hook reunited with Wozniak during his official visit to Michigan State the weekend of Dec. 8.
“(Wozniak) played at Wisconsin so he is pretty familiar with all the Big Ten schools and knows a lot about them,” Hook said. “He had good things to say. He played against Michigan State and said the stadium gets loud. The fans get pretty into it and rowdy.”
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The 6-foot-6, 230-pound Hook is the No. 1412 prospect, No. 79 tight end and No. 107 player from California in the 2024 class, per the On3 Industry Rankings. He originally committed to Oregon State over offers from Washington State, California and Colorado.
Hook became the second recruit to commit to Michigan State on Tuesday after three-star running back Makhi Frazier announced his commitment at 2 p.m. Like Hook, Frazier was also once committed to Oregon State.
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With Hook in the fold, Michigan State’s 2024 class is now up to nine commitments: River Rouge (Mich.) High School four-star wide receiver Nick Marsh, Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Riverdale three-star defensive backs Jaylen Thompson and Keshawn Williams, Cincinnati (Ohio) Christian Hills three-star offensive linemen Mercer and Charlton Luniewski, Kingston (Pa.) Wyoming Seminary three-star safety Justin Denson, Portage (Mich.) Northern three-star linebacker Jadyn Walker, McKinney (Tex.) High School three-star running back Makhi Frazier, and Cupertino (Calif.) Homestead High School three-star tight end Wyatt Hook.
