Michigan State University has extended a scholarship offer to standout four-star quarterback Peter Bourque, marking a significant development in his recruitment. Bourque, who hails from Marion, Massachusetts, recently decommitted from the University of Michigan, a key rival of the Spartans, making him a highly sought-after prospect among college football programs.
After a recent conversation with Michigan State’s head coach Pat Fitzgerald, Bourque shared his excitement about the opportunity on social media, expressing that he feels “fired up” about the offer. As one of the top 100 players in the 2027 recruiting class, Bourque has garnered attention for his talent on the field, ranking as the No. 6 quarterback and No. 85 overall player according to 247Sports’ composite rankings.
His recruitment has drawn interest from over 30 schools, including prominent programs like Georgia, Oregon, and Penn State, which have also offered him scholarships. Prior to reopening his recruitment on February 20, Bourque was committed to the Wolverines. In addition to Michigan State and Michigan, his list of offers includes strong contenders such as Cincinnati, Florida, Kentucky, Louisville, and Texas A&M, highlighting his potential impact at the collegiate level.
This latest offer from Michigan State not only reflects their intent to build a formidable team but also shows the program’s commitment to attracting top talent in a highly competitive college football landscape. As Bourque continues to evaluate his options, it will be intriguing to see how his recruitment unfolds in the coming months.
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