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It looks like the Michigan State Spartans aren't finished with the 2016 class after all.
Well, at least in terms of graduate transfers who could come in and play one season in East Lansing before their college eligibility expires.
That's the case with Andrew White III, a graduate transfer via the Nebraska Cornhuskers, who will visit Michigan State this weekend, according to CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein.
Nebraska transfer Andrew White told @CBSSports that he will visit Michigan State this weekend. Recently visited Syracuse. Eligible in 16-17.
— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) July 15, 2016
A 6-7 guard/wing from Richmond (VA), White was an All-Big Ten honorable mention this past season after averaging 16.6 points and 5.9 boards per game. He played only one season at Nebraska after transferring from Kansas, where he saw limited minutes in his two years there.
We see you, Andrew White! Watch this crazy sequence that leads to an alley-oop slam from @Huskers star Andrew White. https://t.co/iVZG5URWWC
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) February 4, 2016
After initially declaring for the 2016 NBA draft before withdrawing, White then decided he wanted to play his final year of college at a program where he won't only make the NCAA Tournament, but be in contention for a spot in the Final Four.
Neither of those was coming at Nebraska, but both are certainly in play at Michigan State.
Understatement: @HuskerHoops' Andrew White III is dominating this game.
— Nebraska On BTN (@NebraskaOnBTN) February 13, 2016
And-1 dunk?
And-1 dunk! https://t.co/baZdQfrdE3
As a graduate transfer, White would be eligible to play immediately this season. He's already visited Syracuse.