Michigan State adds transfer Devin Vaught to safety position
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 4:23 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Michigan State football has welcomed transfer Devin Vaught from Maine, who is anticipated to play a prominent role in the Spartans' defense this upcoming season. Set to be one of the starting safeties when the team opens against Toledo, Vaught brings experience from 26 games over three seasons at Maine, where he recorded 107 tackles and six interceptions. Safeties coach James Adams highlighted Vaught's dedication to adapting to the new defense, noting his proactive approach in learning and improving. Vaught has two seasons of eligibility remaining.
- •Devin Vaught transferred from Maine to Michigan State.
- •He is expected to start at safety in the opener against Toledo.
- •Vaught recorded 107 tackles and six interceptions in college.
- •Coach James Adams praised Vaught's work ethic and learning efforts.
- •Vaught has two years of eligibility left.
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