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Michigan State football travels to Seattle this Saturday for its first road matchup of the season against the Washington Huskies. This will be the first real test for the Spartans, who are 2-0 after taking down Western Michigan and Akron in matchups they were heavily favored in.
As Michigan State football looks ahead to Washington, the team is focusing on off-the-field preparation, just as much as on-field. Head Coach Mel Tucker revealed his team has consulted with specialists to account for the time change.
Know Thy Enemy is a Q&A where the perspective changes from the eyes of The State News to the eyes of the student newspaper of Michigan State's opponent. This week, The State News' football beat writer Alex Faber spoke with sports editor Ethan Kilbreath of The Daily ahead of Saturday night’s matchup.
After a couple of home games against MAC opponents, Michigan State is heading out west to face its first Power Five team of the year.
Michigan State now sits at No. 11 in the Week 3 AP Top 25 poll, following a 52-0 victory over the Akron Zips on Saturday. The Spartans climbed three spots from where they were ranked previously at 14.
MSU football has shown to have a knack for finding talented running backs in the transfer portal. After finding Kenneth Walker III last season, Head Coach Mel Tucker went back to the portal to find Jarek Broussard and Jalen Berger.
Michigan State sent the Akron Zips back to Ohio with more than a few bruises. On the way to a 52-0 shutout victory, the Spartans battered the visitors with massive hits from the secondary, the front seven and even special teams.
Michigan State football cruised past the Akron Zips 52-0, to begin the season 2-0. MSU relied heavily on the running game and forced fumbles to create significant momentum changes at key moments.
Thanks to a couple of timely turnovers and a few solid drives on offense, Michigan State is heading into the locker room with a 24-0 lead over Akron.
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Michigan State football is set to host the Akron Zips this Saturday as the Spartans open up the season with three straight non-conference matchups. This will be the first time the two programs have met since 1914.
United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) is extending its name, image and likeness deal to all players on the Michigan State women’s basketball and volleyball teams.
Down two defensive starters against Akron this Saturday, Michigan State’s depth is already being put to the test just a week into the 2022 season.
Following the departure of Kenneth Walker III, redshirt junior quarterback Payton Thorne is expected to lead MSU’s offense this year.
After a brief stint at Penn State, former four-star defensive lineman Ken Talley is taking his talents to East Lansing.
Friday’s 35-13 victory against Western Michigan moved the Spartans up one spot in this week’s AP Poll. With just three losing teams ranked ahead of Michigan State in the week one poll, minimal shifting was to be expected.
Head Coach Mel Tucker announced that junior linebacker Darius Snow will miss the rest of the season after suffering an injury during the game against Western Michigan, during a press conference on Monday.
Friday night’s win over Western Michigan was not exactly comfortable. In fact, for fans of the green and white, large portions of the game were tough to stomach.
Senior linebacker Jacoby Windmon left it all on the field in his first game as a Spartan. The transfer from the University of Nevada had a huge four sack game after switching positions to defensive end against Western Michigan.
Struggling mightily throughout the night, Michigan State relied on a wide variety of playmakers to seal a disquieting 35-13 win over Western Michigan.