Michigan State football lands commitment from cornerback from Georgia

Michigan State football has picked up its third commitment of June.

Cordaro Parham, a 6-foot-2 cornerback from Jefferson, Georgia, committed to the Spartans and coach Pat Fitzgerald on Friday, June 5.

Parham posted on social media on Thursday, June 4 that he was heading up to East Lansing for a visit with Michigan State.

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A little over 24 hours later, he shared a short video of him in a Michigan State ballroom, standing beside Fitzgerald, where he announced that he's going to be a Spartan. The decision was met with a big cheer and many back slaps and hugs from Fitzgerald.

Parham is the 10th commitment and first cornerback for the Spartans in a 2027 class that now ranks No. 43 in the nation in 247 Sports' composite rankings.

He is listed as unranked by 247 Sports but is a three-star in Rivals' rankings.

Parham also reportedly had offers from Kansas State and Arkansas State.

Andrew Birkle is an assistant sports editor for the Free Press. Contact him via email at abirkle@freepress.com.

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