Tracking the Michigan State football players who plan to enter the NCAA transfer portal as the national window opens on Friday, Jan. 2.

Michigan football has seen a wave of transfer portal entries as Kyle Whittingham finalizes his staff and reshapes the roster.

Overall, this is MSU's 15th known transfer portal addition of the offseason already. The Spartans and Tabacca have also landed a few other commitments on the offensive line, getting UConn left tackle Ben Murawski and South Carolina left guard Nick Sharpe. Both of them have one year remaining apiece.

The commitment from Parrish came at nearly the same time on Thursday as one from Southeast Missouri State EDGE Trey Lisle. The 6-7, 246-pound redshirt freshman from Arkansas had 16 tackles, including 4.5 for a loss and a half-sack, in eight games as the FCS level this season.

Following two years at North Dakota State University, former Moon Area offensive lineman Trent Fraley will transfer to Michigan State.

Michigan State football has dipped into their own home state for the latest transfer portal addition to the offense. Ferris State transfer Carson Gulker has committed to Michigan State. The Spartans defeated LSU, Texas Tech, SMU and West Virginia, among others for the commitment.

Michigan State football has done a great job addressing their needs in the transfer portal, and after going fast and furious on the offensive line, the defensive line is starting to receive serious attention. New defensive line coach Winston DeLattiboudere has found an elite edge prospect to bring on campus for a visit.

New Michigan State coach Pat Fitzgerald has now picked up 11 portal commitments and Fraley is the third offensive lineman, following UConn tackle Ben Murawski and South Carolina guard Nick Sharpe. Those additions will help offset the dozen offensive linemen the Spartans lost among more than 40 players in the portal.