Michigan State Football Welcomes Transfer Wide Receiver Jameel Gardner Jr.
Michigan State lands former Cass Tech WR Jameel Gardner Jr. as transfer
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Michigan State University football team has secured a commitment from wide receiver Jameel Gardner Jr., a former Cass Tech standout. Gardner, who previously played at Kent State and Jackson State, brings valuable experience with one year of eligibility remaining.
- 01Jameel Gardner Jr. transfers to Michigan State from Jackson State.
- 02He has one year of eligibility left after playing three seasons in college football.
- 03Gardner recorded 32 receptions for 483 yards and two touchdowns in the last season.
- 04He began his football career in high school during his sophomore year.
- 05Gardner was a three-star recruit and has experience playing at multiple colleges.
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Michigan State University football has announced the transfer of wide receiver Jameel Gardner Jr., who previously played at Jackson State University in Mississippi. The 6-foot, 186-pound athlete began his college career at Kent State University before moving to Jackson State. Over the past season, Gardner recorded 32 receptions for 483 yards and two touchdowns in 12 games. In 2024, he caught 12 passes for 145 yards and a touchdown in nine games. Gardner's football journey began later than most, as he did not start playing until his sophomore year in high school, but he quickly developed into a three-star recruit. He has one year of eligibility remaining and aims to make an impact at Michigan State.
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Gardner's addition could enhance Michigan State's receiving corps, providing more options for the upcoming season.
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