"At the moment, all the schools are pretty equal, seeing as it's early in the process," Brooks noted. "What I look for in schools is how I'm going to be developed during my time there."
Moon is a top-50 overall prospect in the 2027 class, currently checking in at No. 43 nationally. The cornerback already has more than 30 scholarship offers, with many Power Four programs pursuing him.
This was Moon's second visit to East Lansing, but first with head coach Jonathan Smith and his staff at the helm, as Moon was last on campus in the fall of 2023 under the previous regime. Michigan State defensive coordinator and linebackers coach Joe Rossi took a trip to Aliquippa High School earlier this season as well.
Moon is focused on building relationships with all schools that are interested in him right now. He is looking forward to getting to know Smith, Rossi, cornerbacks coach Demetrice Martin and secondary coach Blue Adams better as things progress.
He didn't get a chance to spend a lot of quality time with the MSU coaches while he was on campus, but it was a memorable visit for him because he was able to experience it with his Aliquippa teammates. He also was able to see the Spartans win.
"My favorite part was when they came out of the tunnel (in the pregame)," Moon said about the game-day experience. "The trip was great because (my teammates) were there with me. It meant something to me."
It has been a busy fall for the 5-foot-11, 183-pound Moon. This coming weekend, he will be at Ohio State to watch the Buckeyes play their archrival, Michigan. He also visited Ann Arbor already to check out the Wolverines in person.
In addition to Michigan, Michigan State, and Ohio State, Moon has also taken recent visits to Tennessee, West Virginia, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Alabama and Indiana.
He is no rush to narrow things down, but the visits have helped Moon to see which schools could be potential fits for him.
"Every school is standing out to me," Moon said. "They are all opportunities, and I'm looking for a real family and a place I can call home away from home."