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Michigan State lands Georgia State transfer rush end Cam Williams

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Michigan State received positive news from transfer portal rush end Cam Williams on April 18, as the former Georgia State product announced his commitment to the Spartans following an official visit.

Williams’ visit to Michigan State took place over the weekend of April 18. Williams (6-5, 245) is not new to the transfer portal, as he transferred from Jacksonville State to Georgia State after two seasons with the Gamecocks. The redshirt senior totaled 19 tackles (four for a loss), one sack and one forced fumble in 10 games for Georgia State last season.

Williams logged 26 tackles (1.5 for a loss), one forced fumbles and one sack in 19 games over two seasons at Jacksonville State. He spent two seasons at Troy University prior to his time with the Gamecocks.

A former three-star recruit out of Logan (Ga.) High School, Williams was the No. 1735 recruit in the 2020 class, per the On3 Industry Rankings. He was also the No. 158 edge and No. 170 player from Georgia in his class.

Michigan State has been in search of help at the rush end position this spring. It was an area of emphasis even before the departure of Anthony Jones. Jones entered the transfer portal on April 16. He tallied 25 tackles (3.5 for a loss) and two sacks in 2024.

Michigan State rush ends coach Chad Wilt hosted former Texas Tech rush end Isaac Smith for an official visit during the spring period, receiving a commitment from Smith shortly after his visit. Smith (6-6, 240) battled injuries during his tenure with the Red Raiders, but logged 31 tackles and 2.5 sacks as a redshirt junior in 2024.

Michigan State will add Smith and Williams to a room that includes Wisconsin transfer Anelu Lafaele, Air Force transfer David Santiago, along with redshirt junior Tyler Gillison and redshirt freshmen walk-ons Stone Chaney and Jack Lamancusa.

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