Michigan State Offers Quentin Snider

Michigan State is the latest school to offer former Louisville commit Quentin Snider.

“Coach [Tom] Izzo called Q and offered,” Scott Snider, Quentin’s father, told SNY.tv Sunday.

Scott added that they “will visit” Michigan State at some point.

The 6-foot-1 point guard from Louisville Ballard High will take a visit to UCLA next weekend that could be an official or unofficial.

He will then take an unofficial to Memphis Sept. 6, an official to UConn Sept. 20 and an unofficial to Illinois Sept. 27.

Michigan State is also focusing on Chicago Marian Heights point guard Tyler Ulis, but he recently picked up an offer from Kentucky and could end up there.

Written by Adam Zagoria

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