Michigan State basketball is one of six schools reaching out the most to five-star shooting guard Isaiah Elohim.

In a tweet from 24/7 High School Hoops, it was recently revealed that Michigan State basketball, among five other programs, is showing plenty of interest in highly-ranked shooting guard Isaiah Elohim from California.

2024 5⭐️ Isaiah Elohim is one of the top players in the ‘24 class. He told me he’s hearing the most from these schools lately:

UCLA
Kansas
Arkansas
Kansas State
USC
Michigan State

He tells me he’ll be looking to start setting up visits in the coming weeks. #11 in the ESPN100. pic.twitter.com/4jTXncDCJL

— 24/7 High School Hoops (@247HSHoops) May 23, 2023

The 6-foot-5, 190-pound Elohim isn’t an athletic freak like Coen Carr, but has excellent size, speed, and athleticism regardless. He also has a good shot and excels at scoring the ball from around the court. It’s easy to envision him being the kind of guy in the future who can drop a flurry of jumpers and take over a game.

Elohim is currently attending Sierra Canyon in Los Angeles, Calif. This is big-time basketball school that has produced plenty of NBA talent, including Kenyon Martin Jr. and current Detroit Piston Marvin Bagley. It’s also the same school that Bronny James attended. The fact that Elohim was able to excel at such a prestigious basketball school (against excellent competition) gives me plenty of confidence that he can translate to the next level.

Tom Izzo will have to beat out other big-name programs such as Kansas, UCLA, Duke, Kentucky, and Baylor (who have also reportedly been showing interest) for the top-20 ranked shooting guard. Michigan State just capped off a top-five ranked class for 2023, but keeping the recruiting hot streak going for 2024 would be massive for the program. The more five-stars you have, the more five-stars you get — talent wants to play with talent.

Look for a visit to be scheduled soon.

It might be time for Izzo to land his latest five-star.

Michigan State basketball has made the cut for one of the top 10 centers in the 2024 class, four-star Tyler McKinley.

Michigan State basketball is in the running for one of the top centers in the 2024 class as four-star Tyler McKinley released his top seven schools on Monday afternoon.

2024 4⭐️Tyler McKinley just released his Top 7. Here are the programs he’s considering:

Xavier
Ohio State
Virginia Tech
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Alabama
Tennessee

McKinley is an active, two-way forward who is a solid rebounder and good defender. #72 in the ESPN100. pic.twitter.com/9cDirxTS8f

— 24/7 High School Hoops (@247HSHoops) May 15, 2023

McKinley, originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, is currently playing high school ball in Missouri and has become one of the top 10 centers in the 2024 class. He’ll be choosing between MSU, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Xavier, Virginia Tech, Alabama, and Tennessee. That’s quite the mixed bag as there are SEC teams, Big Ten teams, an ACC team, and some prominent local teams from where he grew up.

Tom Izzo will have to fight hard for this commitment.

The 6-foot-9, 220-pound center is ranked No. 60 overall in the 2024 class and he’s the 10th-best at the position. With his frame, he may translate more to a power forward at the next level and he could complement Jesse McCulloch in the post.

McCulloch also projects as a power forward so this would be an interesting target for Izzo if he were to make a heavy push here.

Flory Bidunga is likely the Spartans’ top center target in the 2024 class, but it looks like Indiana has a lead there while Cincinnati is also in the running.

Michigan State’s 2024 recruiting class currently ranks No. 10 in the nation after landing McCulloch and four-star wing Kur Teng this spring. Adding another top-60 recruit to the class would just be another sign that Izzo still has it and he’s not “washed” like some rival fans claimed a year ago.

McKinley doesn’t currently have a visit to Michigan State scheduled, but I’d assume that he sets some officials before making a final decision.

I’d expect the 2024 Michigan State basketball recruiting class to be three or four players deep.

Jeremy Fears Jr. and Coen Carr teamed up at an All-American game this past weekend, getting their first taste of being teammates.

There is a lot to be excited about for the future of Michigan State basketball. The 2023 recruiting class of Jeremy Fears, Coen Carr, Xavier Booker, and Gehrig Normand is ranked No. 4 nationally in the 247Sports Composite team rankings. The group is expected to bring many highlights, wins, and success to the program.

Spartan Nation got a little sneak peek of what that could look like this past weekend. Jeremy Fears, Coen Carr, and Gehrig Normand were all invited to participate in the annual Ballislife All-American game in Southern California.

The game included some of the top high school players in the country and is annually one of the biggest high school basketball showcases in the United States. Past MVP winners of the game include Collin Sexton, Lonzo Ball, Zach Lavine, and Donovan Mitchell. Those are some pretty good players.

Other participants include Trae Young, Cassius Winston, Miles Bridges, and Dejounte Murray.

The point is, it’s a big deal.

This was the first time the game was held since 2019 due to COVID, and the Michigan State participants had a plan to welcome back the event with a bang.

Fears posted a very impressive highlight tape displaying his dazzling passes and impressive athleticism. You can even spot the high-flying Coen Carr on the receiving end of a pair of Fears’ passes.

Cali vibes 🏝️ #ballislife pic.twitter.com/F6TW0RiEtp

— Jeremy Fears jr. The Floor General (@jeremy_fears) May 9, 2023

Fears and Carr connecting on an “off the backboard” ally-oop, are you kidding? I need to see that in the Breslin Center like I need oxygen.

Carr put together a handful of highlights and these incredible photos were taken.

What the hell is Coen Carr on pic.twitter.com/wxeSqIQyRL

— Justin⚡️ (@SPARTANWRLD_) May 8, 2023

His head is easily above the rim.

Carr and Fears weren’t the only ones showing off in the game. Gehrig Normand also displayed his excellent shooting capability knocking down some threes throughout the night.

It’s safe to say the future is bright in East Lansing.