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Michigan State lands 2026 Freeland (Mich.) OL Tristan Comer

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Michigan State commit Tristan Comer (photo courtesy of Tristan Comer via Twitter).
Michigan State commit Tristan Comer (photo courtesy of Tristan Comer via Twitter).

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State landed a surprise commitment from 2026 Freeland (Mich.) offensive lineman Tristian Comer Monday evening. Comer took an official visit to East Lansing over the weekend.

Comer (6-6, 270) also took official visits to Oregon State (May 9), Northwestern (June 3) and West Virginia (June 6). He was scheduled to take an official visit to Cincinnati on June 20, but has since canceled the trip. Comer held additional offers from Army, Miami (Ohio) and Western Michigan, among others.

He took unofficial visits to Michigan State in June, August and October of last year.

Comer, who also plays basketball at Freeland High School, starred left tackle and defensive end for the Falcons last fall. On defense, Comer logged 79 tackles (11 for a loss), eight sacks, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery last season. He earned First Team All-State honors as a result.

Comer has yet to receive an On3 Industry Ranking.

Comer serves as Michigan State’s second 2026 commitment of the day, its 17th overall and its fourth on the offensive line. The Spartans also landed 2026 Illinois wide receiver Zachary Washington on Monday.

Those two join East Kentwood (Mich.) quarterback Kayd Coffman, North Branch (Mich.) offensive lineman Eli Bickel, Sioux Falls (S.D.) Jefferson tight end Eddie Whiting, Mansfield (Ohio) Lexington tight end Joey Caudill, Bakersfield (Calif.) offensive tackle Quinn Buckey and Gilbert (Ariz.) Williams Field offensive lineman Collin Campbell on the offensive side of the ball.

On defense, Michigan State holds commitments from Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edwards safety Brayden Thomas, Memphis (Tenn.) Whitehaven rush end Cory House, Frisco (Texas) Lone Star defensive tackle Christopher Knauls, Seattle (Wash.) O’Dea defensive end Fameitau Siale, Middletown (Ohio) safety Jordan Vann, Englewood (Colo.) Cherry Creek linebacker Braylon Hodge, Jacksonville (Fla.) Impact Christian safety Eliyjah Caldwell-Hardy and Georgia cornerbacks Kelsey Deriso and TJ Umenyiora.

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