It shouldn't make a difference. Bridges is more of a 3/4 and Langford is a 2. Plus, MSU has two more open spots. I would be mildly surprised if Bridges wasn't a Spartan in the end. But as we've seen this year, recruiting is a weird, unpredictable game.
While the spring of the 2015 class is wild, I'll wait and see what happens with 2016 kids. If we can't get many of them, then yes we are facing some recruiting adversity. I'm sure Cal would take any 5 star top 20 player and not wait for others to commit, so this kid definitely wanted to be at MSU.
Langford's family was along on the extended visit he had, which just ended yesterday.
Along with Nick Ward, that now leaves MSU with two spots for 2016.
It's no secret those two spots are earmarked for Bridges and Cassius Winson( coveted Detroit point guard Izzo wants badly)
Those four would make an outstanding class.