Two Michigan State Offensive Linemen Enter Transfer Portal

Michigan State football has lost two more players to the transfer portal.

According to Matt Zenitz and Chris Hummer of 247Sports, Michigan State offensive linemen Ethan Boyd and Geno VanDeMark have entered their names in the transfer portal.

Boyd had entered the portal back in early December before withdrawing his name later that month.

Boyd was a solid contributor for the Spartans last season, having made three starts while playing in all 12 games. Boyd played 313 snaps of offense at right tackle.

Pro Football Focus gave Boyd an overall grade of 60.5, a run-block grade of 67.7 and a pass-block grade of 43.3 for his 2023 campaign.

The season before, his redshirt freshman season, Boyd played in 10 games, mostly contributing on special teams.

He redshirted his 2021 season.

Boyd was a hometown kid, having played at East Lansing High School, which he helped lead to an 8-1 record, a district title and a trip to the Division II state finals in his final season with the program. He was rated a top-30 prospect in the state of Michigan by ESPN, 247Sports, Rivals and the Detroit News.

VanDeMark made six starts at right guard while playing in eight games last season. He missed four games due to injury.

Pro Football Focus gave VanDeMark an overall grade of 59.1, a run-block grade of 59.3 and a pass-block grade of 50.5 for the 2023 season.

In 2022, VanDeMark started two games in 10 appearances. He recorded 215 offensive snaps and 40 special teams snaps. He redshirted his 2021 season.

VanDeMark came to Michigan State as a four-star recruit by Rivals, who, along with ESPN and 247Sports, ranked him the No. 1 prospect in the state of New Jersey.

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