Michigan State football players put the pads on one more time as college athletes to showcase their talents to NFL scouts at MSU's annual pro day. On that list of players who were participating, one name was missing.

Coming back to East Lansing gave the group at pro day a chance to view the progress of Michigan State after another busy offseason. The Spartans added 16 transfers, 11 early enrollees and a few coaches this offseason. The effect is noticeable for the Spartans who came back for pro day.

The four-time Pro Bowler left the Cowboys for a three-year, $42 million deal with the Seahawks on Wednesday. Dumont is confident the Mavs are positioned to be able to compete with the NBA's top teams. The Longhorns, who are on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament, advance to the quarterfinals with the 94-89 double overtime win over the Aggies.

MSU held its Pro Day on Wednesday for NFL scouts as they looked to give their players a better chance to be selected in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Spartans had just one player invited to the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis last month: kicker Jonathan Kim.