With the offseason before his senior season in full-swing, Buffalo (MN) 2019 ATH Treyton Welch is starting to see his recruitment pick up as he’s hearing from a handful of Division 1 programs, including #16 Michigan State.
While he doesn’t have an offer as of yet, Welch has gained the interest of several schools, including Minnesota and Iowa State, along with the Spartans.
Welch said that he’s been recruited most by Michigan State quarterbacks coach Brad Salem and has been keeping in touch with him recently.
The 6-foot-3, 200 pound athlete, who has made a name for himself playing wide receiver at the high school level, said that his next step, as far as Michigan State is concerned, is to take a visit to East Lansing, which he hopes to speak with Salem about in the near future.
Because of his versatility, Welch is capable of playing a number of different positions at the next level and described himself as a go-getter, who would welcome any challenge.
Welch, who currently holds a 3.77 GPA and said that he’s interested in studying business management in college, said that he hopes to be able to make his college decision before the start of his senior season at the high school level.
“I feel like it would probably be best to get it out of the way before the start of my senior season,” he said. “Just so I can focus on my senior season and win a state championship.
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