Michigan State DB’s Hula Bowl Invite Sparks Buzz: Is This the Breakout Moment for the Rising Star?
Not long ago, Michigan State’s sharp cornerback Joshua Eaton made the bold move to officially declare for the 2026 NFL Draft—a decision that’s already stirring quite the buzz. Now, he’s been tapped for the prestigious Hula Bowl All-Star Game, a prime stage where college’s finest get to strut their stuff in front of NFL and CFL scouts eyeing the next breakout star. Interesting thing? He won’t be flying solo down in sunny Florida; fellow Spartan defensive back Malik Spencer is stepping into the fray alongside him. Mark your calendars for January 10th—Spec Martin Stadium—where this showdown will roll out live on CBS Sports Network. Having carved his path through Texas State and Oklahoma before landing at MSU via the transfer portal, Eaton’s story is one of grit and growth. And with Jon and Jay Gruden calling the plays, you better believe this All-Star Game isn’t just a game—it’s a launchpad. Catching the eye of scouts here could radically reshape a career. Intrigued? Let’s dive deeper. LEARN MORE
Just a few days ago, Michigan State football cornerback Joshua Eaton announced that he would be officially declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft. On Tuesday, it was announced that Eaton will be given the opportunity to showcase his abilities in the annual Hula Bowl All-Star Game.
Eaton will join his fellow MSU defensive backfield teammate Malik Spencer in the annual showcase, which will take place on January 10th in Spec Martin Stadium and broadcast on the CBS Sports Network.
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Eaton came to MSU via the transfer portal after spending the rest of his career with Texas State and Oklahoma. Don’t sleep on these All-Star Games, as the teams will be coached by Jon and Jay Gruden, and plenty of NFL and CFL scouts will be present.
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