Late on Thursday night, Michigan State football<\/a> extended an offer to quarterback Alessio Milivojevic, a high school senior out of Illinois. He is the first quarterback offered by Brian Lindgren as a Spartan coach. He joins (at least) Oregon State transfer Aidan Chiles as the only other quarterback offered by the Spartans since Jonathan Smith took the reins.<\/span><\/p>\n Milivojevic is currently a Ball State commit and rated No. 1,239 in the country. He is the No. 67 quarterback in the class and the 27th-best prospect out of Illinois. That said, his offer list is more impressive than these numbers, as Nebraska, Ole Miss, Tulane, and Wisconsin have all also offered the senior from Wheaton, Ill. He slots right around former Spartan commit Henry Hasselbeck, who is rated No. 1,216 and the No. 66 quarterback.<\/span><\/p>\n When you turn on the tape, it is hard to believe that there are 66 quarterbacks rated better than Milivojevic. On the first play from his senior year highlights, he heaves a deep ball with perfect placement for a St. Francis touchdown. One of the main things that impressed me on multiple plays was Milivojevic\u2019s pocket presence, as he moved around to avoid pressure and did not instantly choose to use his legs. That said, he is not afraid to use his legs or take contact, with multiple highlights showing the quarterback taking off and eluding defenders or taking a crushing hit to throw a touchdown strike. His touch is impressive, as I find it hard to believe there is a throw he could not hit. <\/span>On the run, in rhythm, off of play action, or while getting chased from behind, his accuracy is astounding. <\/span><\/p>\n Finally, if anyone from St. Francis is reading this, I want you to know your field is amazing. Readers, check out the highlights<\/a> for at least the field alone.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nBreaking down the tape and statistics<\/h3>\n