A trio of Spartans are reportedly no longer with the football program.
Michigan State football released their official preseason roster for the upcoming 2026 campaign earlier this week, which no longer included three players from the spring. According to Emmett Matasovsky of Spartan Shadows, cornerback Dorian Davis, edge rusher Luke DeJager and wide receiver Atticus Carridine are no longer with the football program.
All three players were primarily reserves for the Spartans, with only Davis recording game action this past season. Davis had one tackle during the 2025 campaign.
It’s unclear why the three players are no longer with the program moving forward. But it also doesn’t appear to be a notable impact to Michigan State given the lack of previous game action and on-field production experienced by the trio.
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