Andrew White III cuts Michigan State Spartans from consideration

It looks like the Michigan State Spartans are no longer in contention for Andrew White III.

White, a graduate transfer via the Nebraska Cornhuskers, is no longer considering MSU, according to CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein.

Michigan State is no longer a potential destination for Nebraska grad transfer Andrew White, sources told @CBSSports.

— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) July 31, 2016

It also appears the Richmond Spiders have emerged as a possible destination for the talented guard.

Nebraska grad transfer Andrew White III is currently on a visit to Richmond. Spiders have emerged as a wild card. pic.twitter.com/SMgGRzOB12

— Spider Hoop Blog (@SpiderHoopBlog) July 30, 2016

A 6-7 guard/wing originally 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.

After 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 would be in better position for a winning season, NCAA Tournament berth, and maybe even Final Four contention. While the Spartans will be very young next season, they have the kind of talent that could blossom into a Final Four contender by the time March rolls around.

Despite visiting East Lansing earlier in July, it looks like White won't be a member of the Spartans next season.