Another name can be crossed off Michigan State's transfer portal wish list, as the Spartans miss out on a potential frontcourt addition.

North Dakota State transfer Noah Feddersen, a 6-foot-10 forward who was an early reported target for Tom Izzo's staff, has committed and signed with the Colorado Buffaloes of the Big 12. While the Spartans showed initial interest, their pursuit appeared to cool in recent days, allowing Coach Prime's program to secure the big man's commitment.

Feddersen averaged 9.3 points and five rebounds per game last season and faced the Spartans in the NCAA Tournament, recording seven points and a rebound. His size and experience made him an intriguing prospect for a Michigan State team actively seeking to bolster its interior depth through the portal.

This development continues a challenging week in the portal for MSU, following the commitment of another target, Alabama transfer Aiden Sherrell, to Indiana. The Spartans remain in the market for one or two impact big men as they look to build a roster capable of contending in a loaded Big Ten next season. For fans watching the roster take shape, it's a reminder of the fast-paced, competitive nature of modern college basketball roster construction.