Hunter Rison has a unique advantage that most recruits don't have. The 2017 receiver happens to live with a former NFL wideout: his father, Andre Rison. The younger Rison moved in December to Michigan from Arizona to live with his father and to start really learning the game of football.
Rison, who holds two offers, is starting to see interest rising as he gets close to his junior season. While he doesn't have any favorites or top schools, he is hoping to land offers from Baylor, Tennessee, Alabama and West Virginia.
Michigan State might get a little extra pull in their direction as the elder Rison played for the Spartans. Despite having reason to be biased, Hunter says his father has been very supportive of his recruitment.
