Brody Sink, a linebacker from Pontiac Notre Dame Prep in the class of 2026, shared on social media Sunday that he’s headed to Michigan State for a visit this Tuesday.
Fired up to be in EL on Tuesday! @MSU_Football @JoeS_Rossi @ColeMoore1991 @Coach_Smith @AustinDArmond pic.twitter.com/sVF41cxNfk
— Brody Sink (@brody_sink) March 16, 2025
Brody Sink, a 6-foot-4 edge rusher and linebacker from Pontiac Notre Dame Prep, has been a defensive cornerstone for the Fighting Irish since his early high school days. Lately, his recruiting profile has surged, with several MAC schools extending offers in recent months. Michigan State, however, has yet to throw its hat in the ring for this ascending talent.
Under the guidance of legendary coach Pat Fox, Sink has logged serious game time and played a pivotal role in Notre Dame Prep’s 2024 state championship run. With his lanky 6-foot-4 frame, technical savvy, and room to bulk up, Sink oozes versatility—he could thrive as an edge rusher or shift to an off-ball linebacker spot. His highlight reel backs this up, showcasing a player who can disrupt passes in coverage, hold his own at linebacker with added weight, or dominate as a force on the edge. For Michigan State’s Coach Jonathan Smith, Sink could be a choose-your-own-adventure recruit—if the Spartans decide to pursue him.
So far, Sink’s recruitment buzz has largely come from the MAC, but there’s something intriguing about Michigan State scouting a local prospect with raw, untapped potential. The Spartans’ staff has made it a mission to unearth hidden gems who can explode at the college level while keeping Michigan’s homegrown talent in-state. Historically, Michigan State football shines brightest when it builds with local players who are coached up and refined into stars.
At their recent Pro Day, several Spartans raved about the program’s upward trajectory and the solid groundwork being laid. Sink’s Tuesday visit to East Lansing could be a telling moment—will there be a spark of mutual interest? If so, it might spotlight the staff’s knack for evaluation and drop some hints about the direction of the 2026 recruiting class.
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