Mississippi State football lands Michael Van Buren, former Oregon QB commit
STARKVILLE — Quarterback Michael Van Buren has committed to Mississippi State football, he announced via social media on Sunday. Van Buren is the second high school commit since coach Jeff Lebby was hired on Nov. 26 and the lone quarterback in the class.
Van Buren is a 2024 four-star prospect, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. He comes from Baltimore, Maryland, where he attends St. Frances Academy.
Van Buren earned offers from Oregon, Alabama, Michigan, Penn State and Tennessee, among others. He committed to the Ducks in May before decommitting last week. Oklahoma, where Lebby spent the past two years as offensive coordinator, was also among the programs that offered Van Buren.
His commitment comes after a weekend filled with crucial official visits for MSU. Wide receiver and former Ole Miss commit Sanfrisco Magee was among those in Starkville, and he committed to MSU on Sunday. Van Buren is the lone high school quarterback committed to MSU in the 2024 class, replacing Josh Flowers, who decommitted on Dec.
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