Michigan State Makes Hero Student Who Tried To Stop School Shooter An Honorary Team Member

Tate Myre sacrificed his life to stop a school shooter.

Michigan State University’s football team named a hero, Tate Myre, as the first member of its 2022 recruiting class. Myre died trying to stop a deranged school shooter at a Michigan high school.

Michigan St. coach Mel Tucker announced the school has named Tate Myre the first Spartan Dawg of the 2022 class.

Myre, who played football, was one of four students who were killed in the Oxford High School shooting on Nov. 30.

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The Detroit News reported:

The Michigan State football program opened the early signing period on Wednesday by honoring Tate Myre, one of four students killed in a Nov. 30 shooting at Oxford High School.

Myre, who was a junior running back/tight end on the Oxford football team, was named an honorary member of the Michigan State 2022 football recruiting class.

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