Michigan State basketball is currently hosting Trey Fort, a transfer shooting guard from Samford, on an official visit. Fort, a 6-foot-4 guard, averaged 14.6 points per game last season while shooting 38% from beyond the arc on 6.4 attempts per game. With experience at several schools, Fort is set to become a seasoned 6th-year senior in college basketball.
Having played at Tennessee-Martin, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Howard College, and Mississippi State before Samford, Fort brings a wealth of experience to the table. The Spartans are eyeing Fort as a potential addition to their roster, aiming to fill the gaps left by previous players in the rotation. Fort's visit signals Michigan State's active pursuit of bolstering their squad for the upcoming seasons, with hopes of securing a key player for the 2025-26 campaign.
Justin Thind of 247Sports reported Fort's official visit to Michigan State, shedding light on the ongoing recruitment process. Despite limited playing time in recent high-profile games, Fort's scoring ability and shooting prowess make him a valuable prospect for the Spartans. The outcome of this recruitment will determine whether Fort will join Michigan State's lineup in the near future.