Luke Injaychock is an underrated offensive lineman out of La Grange Park, Illinois. Standing at 6-foot-6 and 265 pounds, Injaychock has all of the potential in the world to develop into a really good player at the next level.
He revealed on social media that he would be on campus to Michigan State on March 22 for an unofficial spring visit.
On film, Injaychock fits the mold. He has the things that you aren’t able to teach: Size and aggression. While he is a bit raw in his pure ability, the ceiling is sky-high for Injaychock.
As he currently stands, he is tenacious. He loves to physically dominate and punish his opponents. He has the agility to pull around the edge and create devastation in his wake.
The rest can be sorted out with good coaching and getting in a Power Four football program.
The class of 2027 is loaded with high-end talent across the country. The real test of a coaching staff, their scouting ability and confidence in developing talent is finding hidden gems that aren’t on everyone’s radars.
The recruitment of an under-the-radar guy like Injaychock highlights a trend with this MSU staff. Coach Jonathan Smith has prioritized finding those hidden gems reminiscent of the days of old during the Mark Dantonio era. Finding fit over stars, developing via your own process and maintaining culture has been a staple at MSU for a number of years.
As we see the recruiting mix of high-end blue-chippers and under-the-radar hidden gems from this coaching staff, it makes you wonder what this program will look like over the coming years.
Players at the MSU Pro Day recently praised the coaching staff, their culture setting and vision for the program. They raved about Smith and emphasized that he is doing a great job putting the foundation in place to create something sustainable in East Lansing.
The Spartans haven’t yet officially offered Injaychock, but if there is a mutual interest during his visit to campus, don’t be surprised to see him receive an offer before he leaves town.
This spring will be a monumental tell of the true trajectory of this MSU football program.
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