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A Michigan State Booster's Jet Turned Up at a Rock Hill Basketball Camp

The NBPA Top 100 Camp drew college head coaches, Tom Izzo among them, to evaluate the nation's top high-school prospects Jun 8-11.

Estimated route, no live track
Complete outing
  1. 1Pontiac, MILansing, MIKPTKKLANJun 10, 20266:35 AM6:50 AMEDT15m20m on ground
  2. 2Lansing, MIRock Hill, SCKLANKUZAJun 10, 20267:10 AM8:39 AMEDT1h 29mStats selected

N4QN, registered to a longtime Michigan State football booster, flew from Lansing to Rock Hill on June 10, in the middle of the NBPA Top 100 Camp at the Rock Hill Sports & Event Center. The camp is the premier evaluation stop for elite high-school basketball recruits, and 247Sports placed Spartans coach Tom Izzo among the head coaches working the floor. ADS-B can place the jet, not its passengers, so the camp is the context here, not a manifest. The aircraft belongs to a booster who normally shows up on the football trail, which is exactly why a football-first tracker can misread a week like this: the destination points to basketball.

Selected flight record
Leg 2 of 2
Route
KLAN → KUZA
Departure
Jun 10, 2026, 7:10 AM ET
Arrival
Jun 10, 2026, 8:39 AM ET
Airborne
1h 29m
Sources & methodology

Sources: NBPA; 247Sports; Top 100 Camp.

Aircraft & ownership
Aircraft
Tail
N4QN
FAA type
C650 · Cessna Citation III/VI/VII family
Group
Big Ten
Registry
United States
Attribution
Registered owner
Labutte LLC
Program tie
LABUTTE LLC — documented booster giftevidence predates this flight
foia gift in kind forms · MSU Consignment/Non-Cash Gift Forms released under MIFOIA request MSUF058526 (response 2026-06-05, 18 pp., sha256 c89e51b1351e85ad66786343377c212b9d14
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