Michigan State is bringing in two NCAA-experienced recruits—four if you count a pair of returnees to East Lansing and the Big Ten conference.
Dylan St. Cyr (Quinnipiac) and Mike Underwood (Clarkson) will both join MSU for the 2022-33 season as graduate transfers. Both are Michigan natives, St. Cyr from Northville and Underwood from Bloomfield Hills, and are taking advantage of the NCAA's fifth year of eligibility provided by the shortening of the 2019-20 season due to COVID-19.
St. Cyr, the son of former professional and Olympic goaltender Manon Rheaume, spent last season at Quinnipiac after three years at Notre Dame. He has posted a 37-27-4 record in 46 career NCAA appearances in net with a 2.08 goals-against average and a .925 save percentage. He went 10-2-1 (1.16, .936) in 13 games with the Bobcats last season.
Underwood has tallied five goals and 13 assists for 18 points and 98 penalty minutes in 130 NCAA outings while playing the past four seasons at Clarkson. He notched a career-best 2-5—7 points to go with 26 PIM in 36 games last season with the Golden Knights.
Returning to the Green and White next season on the blueline will be twins Christian and Cole Krygier, who had tested the waters of the transfer portal before deciding to play one more season at Munn Arena. Christian Krygier has notched 3-13—16 points and 183 PIM in 130 career games with the Spartans, while Cole Krygier has registered 10-15—25 points and 117 PIM in 122 career outings for MSU. Both hail from Novi, Mich., and are the sons of former UConn and NHL forward Todd Krygier.
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