It’s always cool to see a local kid get a chance to come home and play under the bright lights, and that’s what wide receive Jack Morse will be able to do. Wide receiver Jack Morse, who played for East Lansing High School, announced on Friday that he would be transferring to Michigan State Football.
Morse took a redshirt last year in Grand Rapid, Michigan’s Davenport University, which is an NCAA Division II school. In high school, he was named Detroit News First Team All-State and was CAAC All-Conference as both a wide receiver and a kicker.
It looks like he will still play as a wide receiver, as that was his listed position, but with his kicking ability he might be able to carve out a niche there as well.
Extremely humbled to announce that I have transferred to Michigan State University and will be continuing my academic and football career in East Lansing. I’m coming home💚
“Run with perseverance the race marked out for you.” Hebrews 12:1 pic.twitter.com/WS6CdIkpWC
— Jack Morse (@JaxMorse) September 18, 2020
