EMU: 2023: Transferred to EMU from Michigan State University...Enrolled in classes for the winter semester...MICHIGAN STATE: Two-year letterwinner that played in 15 career games for the Spartans...Recorded four catches for 22 yards...2022: Did not see game action...2021: Earned Academic All-Big Ten accolades...Played in nine of the 13 games, snaring three catches for 17 yards in 49 total offensive snaps...Played nine snaps vs. Maryland...Logged one catch for four yards at Miami, in playing 12 snaps...Was in on season-high 15 snaps in Youngstown State game, registering two catches for 14 yards...2020: Played in six games to earn his first letter...Played in 30 offensive snaps along with special teams...Saw action on two snaps in the Northwestern game...Had the first catch of his Spartan career at Iowa, going for four yards...Played 22 snaps at Michigan...Made his debut in the season opener versus Rutgers, seeing action on special teams and one offensive snap...HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked the top wide receiver prospect in the Class of 2020 in the state of Minnesota by 247Sports...Rated one of the best overall players in the state of Minnesota by Rivals.com (No. 2), 247Sports (No. 6), and ESPN.com (No. 8)...Listed as one of the top “athletes” in the nation by Rivals.com (No. 6)...Speedy wide receiver for the St. Paul Academy/Minnehaha Academy/Blake team that finished as Class 4A runner-up...Named to the Minnesota Vikings All-State Football Team, and was presented an award at the Vikings game at US Bank Stadium...Earned Minneapolis Star Tribune All-Metro second-team offense honors...Tallied 53 receptions for 1,030 yards with 14 TDs in 10 games as a senior...Recorded 27 receptions for 423 yards and seven TDs in five postseason games, including eight catches for 178 yards and three TDs in 36-30 win over Benilde-St Margarets in the Class 4A, Section 5 final, highlighted by a leaping TD catch for the game-winner with 44 seconds left, capping SMB’s 13-point second-half comeback to get into the state tournament...A two-sport standout, also excelled in basketball, helping Minnehaha Academy to its second straight Class 2A state title as a sophomore in 2018...Started as a sophomore at Minnehaha, moved to Ohio to play basketball at the SPIRE Institute and football at Ashtabula St. John’s before returning to Minnehaha as a senior...Played junior season of football at Ashtabula St. John, while playing basketball at SPIRE Academy in Ohio, where his father, Terry Lockett Sr., was assistant coach, and was teammates with former Michigan State men’s basketball guard Rocket Watts, as the team made a run to the Elite 8 of the 2018 Prep School National Championships, averaging 11.8 points, 4.6 assists and 2.3 rebounds per game...In his first football game at Ashtabula St. John, caught a 67-yard TD catch...Had six catches for 134 yards and three TDs in the second game, while only playing the first half...PERSONAL: Full name: Terry Lamont Lockett Jr....Son of Terry Lockett Sr. and Erin Hottinger...Has a brother, Tyree, and two sisters, Aejah and Alexis…Business major.

Terry Lockett Jr.