Brandon Baldwin, a JUCO offensive tackle prospect in the 2021 class, has committed to Michigan State.
Baldwin announced his decision via Twitter on Monday afternoon — making him the second commit of the day and third in the last 24 hours for MSU. Four-star 2021 defensive tackle prospect Rayshaun Benny announced he’s going to be a Spartan on Monday, and offensive guard Kristian Phillips of the 2022 class committed on Sunday night.
I’m coming home!! @CoachCKap @RisingStars6 @IndyFBHC @Coach_Landgren #GoGreen #dreamU pic.twitter.com/KLTuzTw8eC
— Brandon Baldwin (@Big_b_53) November 9, 2020
Baldwin is originally from Southfield, Mich. and played his high school ball at Southfield A&T before attending Independence Community College in Kansas last fall.
Baldwin is listed at 6-foot-7 and 315 pounds, and is ranked as the No. 4 offensive tackle in the JUCO rankings by 247Sports. Baldwin chose Michigan State over offers from Maryland, Louisville, Eastern Michigan and Liberty.
Baldwin is the 18th commit in the 2021 class, and continues the trend of recruiting massive offensive linemen to East Lansing. He is the first junior college commit for MSU and has three years of eligibility remaining, according to 247Sports.
